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I am collecting more elements for my dollhouse. I plan on a cottage style
decor throughout. The first floor of the dollhouse there will be a kitchen
and a sitting area. I will be decorating with a color palette of pinks and greens.
I am trying to decide which style of stove I want for the kitchen and would
love your input. I have narrowed it down to two styles ~ the 1920's style
Roper stove, or the Aga. Look at this one all decorated in a country style.
Both have charm.
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I am collecting more elements for my dollhouse. I plan on a cottage style
decor throughout. The first floor of the dollhouse there will be a kitchen
and a sitting area. I will be decorating with a color palette of pinks and greens.
I am trying to decide which style of stove I want for the kitchen and would
love your input. I have narrowed it down to two styles ~ the 1920's style
Roper stove, or the Aga. Look at this one all decorated in a country style.
Both have charm.
With the Aga, I can envision the cottage being tucked away in the Costwolds.
This is Cynthia's Aga in of of her many charming dollhouse designs.
And here it is again.
Here is Claudia's Aga. I love it in her sweet cottage mini kitchen.
Love that wallpaper too! Stop by and visit her today because she has
another wonderful feature from her dollhouse.
So which one do you think will be the right one for me? I have two
different dollhouses to construct, and maybe I should get one of each
eventually. But for now my budget only can afford one, so I do
need to choose.
Big Texas Hugs,
Susan and Bentley
It's easy to see why you're stuck in a decision....:-) I do love the Aga but for a cottage I think I'd choose the white Roper. This style has always enchanted me. My Nana had one. Remember the old tv show "Family"? She had one of these in her beautiful Pasadena kitchen. All those itty bitty treasures you can put on the shelves......
ReplyDeleteOh I do indeed remember that show! In fact, last year I checked out the DVD from the library just so I could see that kitchen again and I still love it!
DeleteI think they are both darling, Susan. My top vote goes to the Roper. Love the little shelves where you can display more details. It will be fun following along on the progress of the house. ;-)
ReplyDeleteI am leaning that way too Sarah and I agree about all the design potential with those little shelves.
DeleteNo doubt, my choice is the first one.
ReplyDeleteI think we are on the same page!
DeleteOh yes, absolutely the first one for me too!
ReplyDeleteLooks like it's the Roper so far.
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ReplyDeleteThe first one, for me! Absolutely cute!
DeleteAnother one for the Roper
DeleteOf course you know I love the Aga, but that Roper is awfully charming, Susan. I can see stacks of mixing bowls and pots and pans - it would also be something you don't see as often as the Aga.
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Claudia
I had not thought of it that way. Thanks Claudia!
DeleteThe first for your dollhouse and the second for your kitchen (a little bigger tho).
ReplyDeleteSince I already have a Viking for my own kitchen, if I ever buy an Aga it will have to be for a second home.
Deletethe roper my aunt had one for years I wonder what happened to that????
ReplyDeleteCathy
You must find out. Maybe you could have it.
DeleteThey are both so adorable. I have always wanted a real Aga so I would probably choose that one. xo Laura
ReplyDeleteHere's one for the Aga.
DeleteI like the Roper stove and then when you put your other doll house together you an get the other one.
ReplyDeleteMary
Good idea!
DeleteWhat a difficult choice! Either will be darling. Be sure and check out my post today! I'm in love!
ReplyDeleteJudy
On my way over Judy!
DeleteLove the first one but each has it's merit..
ReplyDeleteSo true.
ReplyDeleteThe roper, the roper, the roper ~ love it ;-)
ReplyDeleteLove them both!!! I have one like the Roper with the skinny legs, so old fashioned!!
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DeleteBoth stoves are adorable, but the Roper has an advantage; there's much more display space for accessories.
ReplyDeleteThe Roper is my choice. We had one very similar, when I was a child. Memories...
ReplyDeleteThe aga would be my choice mainly because I used to have one in my old cottage. Xx
ReplyDeleteOh my Chel, you were lucky! Did you have the kind of Aga that is always "on"? To me an Aga exemplifies "cottage".
DeleteHi Susan,
ReplyDeleteI think I'd pick the Aga, but both are adorable. I'm so jealous of all you doll house owners, they look like so much fun!
Enjoy, can't wait to see it (them!)
Hugs to you and Bentley,
Patti
My choice is the first one...love the legs of that Roper stove! It just says cottage to me!
ReplyDeleteI would want them both too. It's been my dream to have a doll house but the cute little accessories sure are expensive, aren't they? But what fun to find the perfect 'look' for each house. I'll have fun watching you play....I'll play along, too! Sweet hugs!
ReplyDeleteHello dear Susan
ReplyDeleteIt's been such a long time since I've visited and I can see I'm missing out - I will have to go back some to see your dolls house now!
Oh I would choose the Aga - it typifies an old English cottage for me.
I love the Cotswolds too and stayed there on one of my trips to beautiful England.
Love to Bentley and you.
Shane xox
Love them all. I think the first one has more of a farmhouse flavor. The Aga is just, just...Lovely. The gas, I wish I had a real one of those. So very 30s I think.
ReplyDeleteDiane
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