Best Retro Fridge Freezer

Retro fridge freezers add bold quirk to country kitchens and retro-flair to modern ones. The fridge freezers are available in a variety of colours and styles.

This tall model by Bush is available in either black or red. Its capacity for use is a healthy 281 litres, with a salad drawer that is geared towards greens, four shelves of safety glass, and an chrome wine rack.

Smeg

The word Smeg, which is pronounced SMEG conjures up images of an Italian holiday. Imagine sipping negronis in an old terrazza, while eating exquisite cheeses and stone fruits. While this dream vacation is unlikely to be real, the high-end appliance brand can bring the Italian style to your kitchen at slightly less than an excursion to Sicily. Smeg's modern colorful designs, vibrant colors and colors can add a unique look to any room.

The company's origins trace back to the 1940s when Emilian Guastalla Metallurgical Enamelling Works began production of enamelled steel appliances for domestic use. In the 1960s, the company's success grew with the introduction of "Elisabeth", gas cooker, as well as the "Niagara", a dishwasher that had a larger wash capacity. This period also saw the company begin producing built-in ovens and hobs. Franco Maria Ricci is one of Italy's most renowned graphic designers and publishers. He designed the famous Smeg Logo which features burners from gas stoves and round knobs on ovens.

Smeg's popularity grew in the 1970s, with a wide range of electrical appliances including microwave ovens, washing machines and refrigerators. In 1984, Guido Canali designed the Classic collection for Smeg. It was a slim line with clear lines and essential volumes. The timeless style of this collection was exhibited at MoMA.

Smeg has continued to innovate and collaborate with other companies. The brand launched the "Vitality" series of appliances that offer healthy cooking and preservation techniques, such as steam ovens as well as sous vide vacuum drawers, and blast chillers. It also introduced the 'Connect' technology, that lets users control appliances using a smartphone or tablet.

Smeg's fridge freezers are no exception to its retro aesthetic and are that are available in a variety of striking colours. Hisense Bordeaux Red, for example, will add a splash colour to any kitchen. The fridge-freezer is large enough to store all your groceries. It comes with a large 210 litre capacity and a 60/40 split. The fridge-freezer comes with an area for salads and fresh greens and four shelves that are adjustable. The freezer compartment comes with an anti-frost function, and the interior is made of stainless steel with chrome handles. It comes with a two-year warranty on the parts and labor.

Swan

Swan offers stylish retro-inspired kitchen equipment at less than comparable style. The refrigerator freezer comes with a striking red finish and chrome handles. The capacity of 300 litres is split 60/40, which means there's plenty of space for leftovers and frozen meals. It also comes with adjustable shelves, a no-frost system, and an internal LED lighting.

Its freezer section prioritises fresh food items over snacks, so there's plenty of room for everything from bags of frozen veggies to ice cream. The fridge's side by side fridge freezer reviews has an area for salads to keep fresh greens and plenty of room to store your drinks on the extra-large shelf in the door.

This Swan fridge freezer isn't as stylish as the models featured in our roundup however, it has an elegant design that can work with various kitchen styles. It's the perfect match for a country kitchen with wooden cabinets, or for those looking to add a bit of retro flair to a modern kitchen. It's also easy to clean!

Big Chill

The brand was launched in the US in 2003, Big Chill was founded by uncle-and-nephew pair Thom Vernon and Orion Creamer who wanted to create a standout fridge that didn't conceal itself behind cabinets. They opted to channel 1950s designs with stamped metal bodies and chrome trim, then added pivoting handles to give it a more retro appeal. The result is a stunning freestanding refrigerator that is an instant favorite among celebrities, including Drew Barrymore and Scarlett Johansson.

The fridge freezers of the brand are available in a variety of bold colours, and you can even choose a custom color for an additional $400. The Big Chill model we tested was a deep Bordeaux Red, and it's an absolute attention-grabbing piece. The freezer is at the top of the fridge, separated by a divider. This will help you prioritize frozen foods when you shop impulsive.

There's also a salad drawer that lets you make room for fresh greens, as well as four adjustable shelves and a wine rack integrated. The Big Chill fridge-freezer has a vintage exterior but a modern A+ energy efficiency rating as well as automatic defrost.

The Big Chill fridge isn't small it's also an impressive 20.5 cubic feet of space that's more than double that of the Smeg two-door model. It's available in a range of vivid colors, and a plethora of more are available for a low cost.

The Big Chill appears in a variety of Ben 10 episodes, including Deep, Greetings From Techadon, and Tabloid Trouble, where it defeated Ultimate Aggregor and froze some Zarcovian soldiers before changing into Goop to save Piscciss Volanns. It also was seen in Above and Beyond, where it fought against the undead Kraab.