READING, PA, August 09, 2012 (Press-News.org) As summer draws to a close, the question on designers' minds everywhere is, "What are the hottest colors for fall 2012?" BlueStar, known for its high-performing, restaurant-quality residential ranges has just the answer. As announced by Pantone, among the most anticipated colors of this fall are Pink Flambe, Tangerine Tango and a BlueStar classic: Olympian Blue. This is good news for BlueStar, which offers home chefs more than 190 color options. BlueStar is equipped to offer trendsetters the exact color they're looking for, along with countless made-to-order, customizable range colors.
Among the bright pinks and oranges forecasted are a few more subtle colors such as French Roast and Titanium, which BlueStar also can match. For those who want to stay on trend but prefer something more basic, there are always versatile whites--whether clean and bright or creamy and soft.
No matter what the current color rage, BlueStar's palette of 190 standard colors is made to complement any kitchen decor, and to reflect any fashion trend in the world of color. In the realm of ranges, BlueStar lets anyone unleash his inner designer with a wide variety of color options and offers a variety of configuration capabilities for its ranges and cooktops. To view some of the possibilities BlueStar offers, an interactive website tool entitled "Build Your Own BlueStar" allows anyone to customize a new BlueStar range by choosing everything from the number of burners to the color of the knobs and the range itself.
Along with almost infinite customization possibilities, each BlueStar is built with the highest quality materials and distinctive workmanship that comes from 130 years of expertise. It was manufactured to be the best range available: by combining the BlueStar open burner system with its signature "blue star" patterned flame, its 22,000 BTU burners create an intense heat -- perfect for rapid boil, high heat, searing or the perfect saute. For a gentle simmer, BlueStar offers its 130-degree simmer burner which is ideal for delicate soups and sauces. Made to suit any chef's distinct tastes, this range is designed to offer foodies and designers alike the best stove suited for the best kitchen available for the home chef.
Among its classic blue stoves and blue appliances, BlueStar has so much more to offer home chefs who want to take both the quality of their kitchen and the look of their kitchen to the next level. With so many vibrant colors for fall, and with next year's predictions soon in hand, BlueStar is excited and prepared to see what hot new colors roll out next season.
About BlueStar
BlueStar - Genuine Restaurant Ranges for the Home - manufactures high-performance gas ranges, cooktops, wall ovens, and vent hoods for the residential market. The company's unique open burner system produces 22,000 BTU of cooking power, resulting in shorter cooking times and an even simmer. Each BlueStar range is hand-crafted in Reading, Pennsylvania and features burners that can be custom configured at the time of order. Most BlueStar models are available in 190 colors. For more information, please visit www.bluestarcooking.com.
Trending Now: Fall 2012 Kitchen Range Colors
Restaurant quality, customizable range manufacturer BlueStar ready for Hot New Fall Color Palette with over 190 Range Color Options.
2012-08-09
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