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Best retro under counter fridge freezer Fridge Freezer

Retro fridge freezers add a retro fridges freezers look to contemporary kitchens and add strikingly quirky to traditional kitchens. They are available in a broad range of colours and designs.

The tall model from Bush is available in either red or black. Its usable capacity is a healthy 281 litres with one salad drawer that is geared towards greens, four safety glass shelves and an chrome wine rack.

Smeg

The word Smeg (pronounced SMEG) invokes visions of an Italian vacation, sipping negronis on a terrazza that is adorned with exquisite cheese and stone fruits. The luxury appliance brand Smeg can bring the Italian style to your home for a price less than a vacation. Smeg's sleek colorful designs, vibrant colors and colors can add a unique look to any space.

The company's origins trace back to the 1940s, when Emilian Guastalla Metallurgical Enamelling Works began manufacturing enamelled steel domestic appliances. In the 1960s, the success of the company was boosted by the introduction of the "Elisabeth", gas cooker, as well as the "Niagara", a dishwasher that had a larger wash capacity. In the 1960s Smeg began to produce built-in hobs and ovens. Franco Maria Ricci, one of Italy's most prominent graphic designers and publishers, invented the iconic Smeg logo, which incorporates burners from gas hobs, as well as round knobs from ovens.

Smeg's success continued in the 1970s with a comprehensive 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 collection with simple lines and essential volumes. The timeless design of the collection was displayed at MoMA.

Since the beginning, Smeg has forged ahead with cutting-edge technologies and innovative collaborations. The brand launched a line of appliances called 'Vitality, that offers healthy cooking and preservation methods including sous vide vacuum drawers and blast chillers. It also launched its 'Connect' system that allows control of appliances through a smartphone or tablet.

Smeg's fridge freezers are no exception to its retro aesthetic and models are available in a variety striking colors. Hisense Bordeaux Red, for instance, would make a splash in any kitchen. With a generous capacity of 210 litres and a 60/40 split, this fridge-freezer has plenty of room for the entire grocery shopping. Its features include an area for salads that is geared towards fresh greens as well as four shelves that are adjustable. The freezer compartment comes with an anti-frost function and the interior is stainless steel with chrome handles. It comes with a two-year manufacturer's warranty on parts and labour.

Swan

Swan makes attractive retro frost free fridge freezer-inspired kitchen equipment for a lower price than comparable designs. The fridge freezer is a standout with a bold red finish, complemented by chrome handles. The 300-litre capacity is divided 60/40, which means there's plenty of space for frozen meals and leftovers. It has adjustable shelves, no-frost technology, and LED lighting inside.

The freezer section is geared towards fresh food over snacks. There's plenty of space for everything from bags of frozen vegetables to ice cream. The fridge's side has an area for salads to keep your greens fresh and plenty of room to store drinks on the extra-large door shelf.

This Swan fridge freezer is not as elegant as some of the models in our roundup however, it has a classic design that can work with a variety of kitchen styles. It's a great fit for kitchens with wooden cabinets, or for those who want to add a retro style fridge freezer uk flair to their modern kitchen. It's also easy to clean!

Big Chill

Big Chill, launched in the US in 2003, was founded by uncle and nephew team Thom Vernon, who wanted to create a refrigerator that made a statement but did not hide behind cabinets. The duo decided to imitate 1950s designs with stamped metal bodies and chrome trims, as well as pivoting handles. The result is a freestanding fridge that's been a popular choice for celebs - with Drew Barrymore, Scarlett Johansson and Blake Lively among its fans.

The fridge freezers of this brand come in a range of vibrant colors. You can even choose a custom colour 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 on the top of the fridge, separated by the partition. This should help you prioritize frozen foods in the event that your shopping trips are fast-paced.

There's also a salad drawer to prioritise fresh greens, plus four shelves that are adjustable and a wine rack that is integrated. Despite its vintage exterior, the Big Chill fridge freezer has a decidedly modern A+ energy efficiency class and automatic defrost.

The Big Chill refrigerator is also not small. It's got a generous 20.5 cubic feet of space. This is more than double the size of a two-door Smeg. It's also available in amazing array of vibrant shades with a myriad of additional colors available for a small fee.

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

Gorenje

Gorenje is a Slovenian brand of major household appliances, which was established in 1950. The company's products are produced at its central location in Velenje as well as other locations throughout Slovenia and Serbia, the Czech Republic and Sweden. The company initially focused on manufacturing ceramics and bathroom and kitchen furniture in the 1970s, but by that time, it had expanded to manufacture appliances like ovens, washing machines, and refrigerators. The product range also includes telecommunication devices and television sets.

The FAB50 is the largest retro fridge freezer ever created by Gorenje. It stands at six feet tall and provides 19.3 cubic feet of space both in the refrigerator and freezer. The refrigerator is Energy Star certified and comes with LED lighting inside and shelves that can be adjusted and a no-frost option and a sound alert that alerts you if your door is open. The chrome handles add a chic design to any kitchen.

Although some reviews have complained about the FAB50's inconsistent cooling, the majority of customers tend to give it high ratings. The Gorenje fridge freezer comes in a range of colors that include pastel green and robin's eggs blue. It is perfect for kitchens with a vintage style.

Another option for a vintage-style fridge is the RB390N4RRDUK model from Hisense, that comes with a stunning Bordeaux red color as well as sleek chrome handles. It comes with a huge 300L capacity and 60/40 split, which gives plenty of room for frozen goods. This Hisense fridge freezer Retro style freezer is also Energy Star-certified. Its LED lighting and no-frost technology make it simple to keep your food fresh.

Gorenje has the 83 subsidiary companies, of which 59 are located outside of Slovenia. The company manufactures a diverse range of domestic appliances and ceramics, and also offers services in the fields of ecology, energy and trade. Its brands are present in more than 90 different countries, mostly in Europe. The company has a solid partnership with Swarovski and collaborates with Italian design house Pininfarina. It also supports the Slovenian Nordic Ski Teams as well as the Gorenje Handball Club. It is a member the European Household Goods Manufacturers' Association, and has an initiative for corporate responsibility.