Choosing The Best AGA Colour For Your Kitchen

Your Kitchen's Overall Style

The colour you choose for your AGA should complement the overall style of your kitchen. For example, if you have a traditional kitchen, a cream, black, or dark green AGA could be a good choice. If you have a modern kitchen, a sleek black, white, or stainless steel AGA could work well.

Your Kitchen's Colour Scheme

Take a look at the colours of your cabinets, countertops, and backsplash. You want your AGA to blend in seamlessly with your kitchen's existing colour scheme. If you have neutral colours throughout your kitchen, you could opt for a brighter AGA colour to add some personality and interest to the space.

The Size of Your Kitchen

The size of your kitchen can also play a role in the AGA colour you choose. If you have a small kitchen, lighter colours can make the space feel larger and more open. Darker colours can make a space feel more intimate and cosy.

Your Personal Taste

Ultimately, the AGA colour you choose should be one that you love and that reflects your personal style. If you love bright and bold colours, go for it! If you prefer more neutral tones, there are plenty of options to choose from.

Some popular AGA colours include cream, black, British racing green, dark blue and pearl ashes. These colours work well in a variety of kitchen styles and colour schemes. However, there are many other colours available, so don't be afraid to explore different options.

AGA Colours

AGA offers a wide range of colours to choose from, allowing you to personalize your AGA cooker to match your kitchen and personal style. Let's take a closer look at each AGA colour:

Aubergine - a bold and vibrant purple colour that adds a pop of personality and interest to any kitchen. Colours such as dark forest green, moss or olive go very well; as does contemporary French greys.

Black - a sleek and sophisticated colour that adds a touch of elegance to any kitchen. This neutral shade goes well with just about any colour.

Blush - a light pastel pink that goes extremely well with navy blue, light greens and soft pale greys. White and silver accents are always popular choices to pair up with blush too.

British Racing Green - a rich and bold colour that is perfect for a traditional kitchen or a kitchen with a natural colour scheme. In particular, British Racing Green and dark wood tones create a luxurious combination.

Cream - a classic and timeless colour that complements traditional and modern kitchen styles.

Dark Blue - a deep and calming colour that works well in both traditional and modern kitchens.

Dartmouth Blue – named after the coastal town of Dartmouth, this cool blue is reminiscent of the sea and is. This colour blue looks great in both traditional and modern kitchens.

Dove - This colour is described as a warm grey with a slight purplish or pinkish tint. Dove marries well with cooler colours such as a dusky/blush pink and navy blue.

Duck Egg Blue – a classic country kitchen colour. Combined with cream, soft neutral browns or pastel shades, this colour will bring a calming effect to the space.

Linen - this colour is well-suited to country kitchens. The natural linen colour is neutral and mellow so it works with bold, rich hues especially blue as it balances out beiges' warm tones. Linen also pairs well with whites, pale greys and greens.

Olivine - inspired by the Mediterranean, Olivine is a gorgeous pale olive colour that blends beautifully with soft grey kitchens. For a pop of colour, team Olivine with dusky pink. This could be something as simple as a single chair, a cushion or even a vase.

Pewter - a cool and versatile grey colour that adds a touch of sophistication to any kitchen. Great to pair with wood tones in your kitchen.

Pearl Ashes - a subtle and understated grey colour that adds a touch of elegance to any kitchen.

Salcombe Blue - inspired by the surrounding waters of the coastal town of Salcombe, Cornwall; this colour marries well with white, light grey kitchens with earthy undertones. Think of the sea!

Slate – a dark grey colour that plays wonderfully with almost every hue. For a modern palette, pair with neutral colours like beige and sand or a colour with the same hue as slate to bring out the blue or purple undertones.

White - a bright and clean colour that works well in modern kitchens with a minimalist design. Perfect for brightening up spaces for kitchens that embrace dark colours such as navy, dark grey and soft blacks.

AGA x Taylor Howes Design Navy Blue - The new-look cooker features the signature Taylor Howes navy blue colourway with the addition of copper-colour hardware giving a truly contemporary and elegant feel. Pair with light and bright colours and continue the copper accents throughout to give your kitchen a more cohesive look.

In conclusion, choosing the right AGA colour for your kitchen should take into account your kitchen's overall style and colour scheme, the size of your kitchen, and your personal taste. With these factors in mind, you'll be able to select the perfect AGA colour for your home.

More Inspiration

If you would like to see an AGA in your preferred colour, hop over to our Pinterest board for some more inspiration.

Can't find the shade you're looking for? Did you know AGA offers a bespoke colour matching service from £2000? If you’ve always fancied an AGA cooker to match the colour of your car, your sofa, a favourite jumper or pair of shoes or even your cat, you may be in luck. Every AGA cooker is made in the UK and they are never spray-painted. Instead, they are coated in gleaming, vitreous enamel, which gives them their distinctive look and ensures their longevity.

Having an AGA Bespoke offers the chance to create a shade that you’ll love and which will be unique to you. However, please note that the process means that every new colour needs to be tested for stability and so, sadly, not every shade will be available. For more information, speak to our team today by calling 0118 939 3046 or email info@edwardsandgodding.co.uk to help with your decision.