Best Retro Fridge Freezer<br /><br />Retro fridge freezers add retro flair to modern kitchens as well as strikingly quirky to traditional kitchens. They are available in a broad variety of colors and styles.<br /><br />This tall model by Bush is available in either black or red. It's got a capacity of 281 litres. It comes with an ice-cream drawer that is geared towards greens as well as four safety glass shelves, and a chrome wine rack.<br /><br />Smeg<br /><br />The word Smeg (pronounced SMEG) conjures images of an Italian holiday, where you sip negronis in a historic terrazza with fine cheese and stone fruit. Luxury appliance brand Smeg can bring the Italian style to your home for a price that is less than a vacation. Smeg's sleek design and vibrant colors will bring a splash of personality to any room.<br /><br />The company's roots go back to the 1940s when Emilian Guastalla Metallurgical Enamelling Works began producing enamelled steel household appliances. The company's popularity grew in the 1960s with the introduction of the "Elisabeth" gas cooker and the "Niagara" dishwasher which brought larger wash capacities. This time also saw the company start producing ovens and hobs with built-in ovens. Franco Maria Ricci, one of Italy's most famous publishers and graphic designers who created the iconic Smeg logo, which incorporates burners from gas hobs as well as round knobs from ovens.<br /><br />Smeg's success continued in the 1970s with a broad range of electrical appliances including microwave ovens, washing machines and refrigerators. In 1984 the architect Guido Canali conceived the Classic collection for Smeg. It was a crucial line of compact volumes with sleek lines that are easily recognized by its timeless style and displayed at MoMA.<br /><br />Smeg has been able to continue to innovate and collaborate with other companies. The brand has launched a range of appliances dubbed 'Vitality'' which offers healthy cooking and preservation methods, such as sous vide vacuum drawers and blast chillers. It also launched its 'Connect' system that allows controlling appliances via phone or tablet.<br /><br />Smeg's refrigerator freezers follow the retro aesthetic and come in a range of vibrant colours. The Hisense Bordeaux Red model, for example, would add a splash of colour to any kitchen. With a capacity of 220 litres and a 60/40 split, this fridge-freezer offers plenty of room for the entire grocery shopping. The fridge-freezer comes with a salad drawer to store fresh greens and four adjustable shelves. The interior of the freezer compartment is made of stainless steel and comes with chrome handles. It also has an anti-frost feature. It is covered by a two-year guarantee on the parts and labor.<br /><br />Swan<br /><br />Swan creates attractive retro-inspired kitchen equipment for less than comparable design. The fridge freezer is eye-catching with a bold red finish, complemented by chrome handles. Designed to hold lots of shopping the 300-litre capacity comes with 60/40 split so you can store plenty of leftovers and frozen meals. It also has adjustable shelves, a no-frost system, and an internal LED lighting.<br /><br />Its freezer section prioritises fresh food over snacks, which means there's plenty of room for everything from frozen vegetables in bags to ice cream. And the fridge side has a salad drawer that keeps your greens in good condition and plenty of room for drinks thanks to a large door shelf.<br /><br />This Swan fridge freezer is not as stylish as the models in our roundup however it does have a classic look that will work with a variety of kitchen styles. It's the perfect match for a rustic 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!<br /><br />Big Chill<br /><br />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 make an eye-catching fridge that didn't conceal itself behind cabinets. The team chose to emulate the 1950s style with a stamped metal body, chrome trim and pivoting handles. The result is an impressive freestanding refrigerator that is a favourite among celebrities, including Drew Barrymore and Scarlett Johansson.<br /><br /><br /><br />The fridge freezers from this brand are available in a range of vibrant colours. You can even pick a custom colour for an additional $400. The Big Chill model that we tested was a deep Bordeaux Red. It's a really eye-catching. The freezer and the fridge are separated by a divider with the freezer positioned at the top, which will help you prioritize frozen food items if you're prone to shopping impulsively.<br /><br />The wine rack that is integrated as well as four shelves that can be adjusted are included. The Big Chill fridge-freezer has a vintage appearance, but it has a modern A+ energy efficiency rating and automated defrost.<br /><br />The Big Chill refrigerator is also not small: It has an impressive 20.5 cubic feet of space. This is more than double the size of a 2-door Smeg. It's available in an array of vibrant colors, and many more are available for a small fee.<br /><br />The Big Chill is seen in several Ben 10 episodes including Deep, Greetings from Techadon and Tabloid Trouble. It battled the Ultimate Aggregor, frozen some Zarcovian Soldiers, then switched into Goop to rescue Piscciss Volanns. It also was seen in Above and Beyond, where it fought the undead Kraab.<br /><br />Gorenje<br /><br />The Gorenje brand is a Slovenian manufacturer of major household appliances, which was established in 1950. The company's products are produced at its central facility in Velenje and other facilities across Slovenia and Serbia and the Czech Republic and Sweden. The company was initially was focused on producing ceramics, kitchen and bathroom furnishings in the 1970s, but by that time, it had expanded to manufacture appliances like ovens, washing machines, and refrigerators. The range of products offered by the company includes televisions and telecommunications devices.<br /><br />The FAB50 is by far the largest retro fridge freezer ever produced 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 features internal LED lighting as well as adjustable shelves and a no-frost option and a noise alarm that informs you when your door is open. Chrome handles make this refrigerator have a sleek look.<br /><br />While some reviewers have mentioned that the FAB50's cooling capability can be inconsistent, most of its users give it high marks. The Gorenje refrigerator freezer is available in a variety of colors, including robin egg blue and pastel green and is a great option for kitchens with a an old-fashioned style.<br /><br />Another alternative for a retro-style fridge is the Hisense RB390N4RRDUK model, which comes with stunning Bordeaux red color and sleek chrome handles. It comes with a huge 300L capacity as well as 60/40 split which provides plenty of room for frozen food items. This Hisense refrigerator freezer is Energy Star certified, and its LED lights and no-frost feature make it simple to maintain your food's freshness.<br /><br />Gorenje has subsidiaries of 83 companies, of which 59 are located outside of Slovenia. <a href="https://www.frydge.uk/categories/retro-fridge-freezers">fridge freezer retro frydge.uk</a> produces a broad range of domestic appliances as well as ceramics. It also provides services in the areas of energy, ecology, and trade. Its brands are available in more than 90 countries, mostly in Europe. The company has a long-standing partnership with Swarovski and collaborates with Italian design house Pininfarina. In addition, it supports the Slovenian Nordic Ski Teams and the Gorenje handball club. It is an active member of the European Household Goods Manufacturers' Association and has a company-wide social responsibility program.<br /><br />