Interiors
AFG Kitchens signs
deal with
Cousins & Starck
AFG Kitchens UK Ltd., the sole importer of
Miele die Kuche in the UK, has opened the
doors to its first retail outlets this month,
within furniture giant Cousins’ network of
stores.
T_he three ‘Miele die Kuche Design Centre’
concessions are located in Cousins
Waterfront
Manchester, Birmingham and Dudley stores.
Each shows a combination of Miele’s newest
Loves…
and best selling kitchens and a variety of
different finishes, so customers can really get a
feel for Miele’s boutique mix and match style.
T_hese openings coincide with parent company
AFG International signing an exclusive deal
with star furniture designer Philippe Starck,
who will design a signature range for Miele
Aura’s Love Bucket sofas
Kitchens, which will be available for sale from
September 2009.
T_he Love bucket is already gracing the homes Starck will design this exclusive kitchen range
of British celebrities and has been featured in "by Philippe Starck" for AFG. T_he range will
the rooftop gardens of certain VIP London complement Miele's existing range of
destinations. premium kitchens and will be marketed
T_he focal point of a room, the Love Bucket through the company's existing distribution
sofas aren’t just a seat. T_he Faithless design is a network.
beautifully created twist on the Love Bucket, T_he kitchens will bear the unmistakable
stylishly adapted for living room space. design hallmark of Philippe Starck, whose
Love Bucket from £2350, Faithless from £3250. creations have won the world’s most
Available at Aura, 72 Aigburth Road, Liverpool, prestigious design and architecture awards,
L17 7BN, 07505 365 178, www.aura-uk.com and today enjoy cult status.
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