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Best Retro Fridge Freezer Retro fridge freezers add an edgy look to kitchens in the country and a retro flair to modern kitchens. They're available in a wide selection of styles and colours. This model that is tall from Bush oozes coolness with a choice of black or red. Its usable capacity is a wholesome 281 litres, with a salad drawer which prioritises greens, as well as four shelves made of safety glass and the chrome wine rack. Smeg The word Smeg (pronounced SMEG) conjures images of an Italian holiday, where you sip negronis on a terrazza that is adorned with exquisite cheese and stone fruits. While this dreamy getaway is unlikely to be a reality, the luxury appliance brand could bring the Italian flair to your kitchen for just a little less than the cost of a trip to Sicily. Smeg's sleek and vibrant colors and designs will add personality 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. Its success grew in the 1960s with the introduction of the “Elisabeth” gas cooker as well as the “Niagara” dishwasher that introduced larger capacity wash capabilities. In the 1960s, the company began producing ovens and built-in hobs. Franco Maria Ricci, one of Italy's most illustrious publishers and graphic designers, designed the recognizable Smeg logo, which incorporates burners from gas hobs and round knobs from ovens. Smeg continued to be successful throughout the 1970s. They offered a broad range of electrical appliances, including washing machines, microwave ovens and refrigerators. In 1984, Guido Canali designed the Classic collection for Smeg. It was a compact collection that had clean lines and essential volumes. The timeless style of the collection was displayed at MoMA. Smeg continues to invent and collaborate with other companies. The brand launched the “Vitality” line of appliances that offer healthy cooking and preservation methods like steam ovens as well as sous vide vacuum drawers, and blast chillers. The brand also introduced the 'Connect' technology, which allows users to control appliances with the smartphone or tablet. Smeg's fridge freezers make no exception to its retro aesthetic and models are available in a variety bold colors. The Hisense Bordeaux Red model, for instance, will add a splash of colour to any kitchen. This fridge-freezer is spacious enough to hold all your groceries. It has a generous 210 litre capacity and 60/40 split. Its features include the salad drawer, which is designed to accommodate fresh greens as well as four adjustable shelves. The interior of the freezer compartment is made from stainless steel, and has chrome handles. It also comes with an anti-frost function. It is covered by a two-year guarantee on parts and labour. Swan Swan creates attractive retro-inspired equipment with a lower price tag than similar designs. The fridge freezer has striking red finishes and chrome handles. The capacity of 300 litres is divided 60/40, ensuring plenty of room for frozen meals and leftovers. It comes with 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 frozen vegetables to ice cream. The fridge's side has a salad drawer for keeping fresh greens and plenty of room to store drinks on the large door shelf. This Swan fridge freezer is not as elegant as some of the models featured in our roundup however, it has a classic design that can work with many kitchen styles. It's the perfect fit to a country kitchen that has wooden cabinets or for those looking to add a touch of retro style to their 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 team Thom Vernon and Orion Creamer who wanted to create a statement fridge that wasn't hidden behind cabinets. The pair decided to imitate 1950s designs with stamped metal bodies with chrome trim, as well as pivoting handles. The result is an impressive freestanding refrigerator that is an instant favorite among celebrities such as Drew Barrymore and Scarlett Johansson. The fridge freezers from this brand are available with a range of vibrant colours. You can also pick the color you want for an additional $400. The Big Chill model we tested was a deep Bordeaux Red, and it's a real attention-grabber. The freezer is situated at the top of the fridge, and is separated by the partition. Click Home will help you prioritize frozen foods if your shopping sprees are fast-paced. The wine rack is integrated and four shelves with adjustable shelves are included. The Big Chill fridge-freezer has a vintage exterior but a modern A+ energy efficiency rating, as well as automated defrost. The Big Chill refrigerator is also not small. It's got an impressive 20.5 cubic feet of space. This is more than double the size of a standard two-door Smeg. And it's available in a stunning array of striking colors, with dozens more on offer for a fee. The Big Chill is seen in several Ben 10 episodes including Deep, Greetings from Techadon and Tabloid Trouble. It battled the Ultimate Aggregor, froze some Zarcovian Soldiers, and then changed into Goop to rescue Piscciss Volanns. It also appeared in Above and Beyond, where it fought against the undead Kraab. Gorenje The Gorenje brand is a Slovenian manufacturer of major household appliances, established in 1950. The company's products are made at its central facility in Velenje as well as other facilities across Slovenia and Serbia, the Czech Republic and Sweden. At first, the company was concentrated on ceramics and bathroom and kitchen furniture, and by the 1970s, it had expanded into appliances like ovens, washers, and refrigerators. Its product portfolio also includes telecommunication equipment and television sets. The FAB50 model from Gorenje is the biggest Gorenje retro refrigerator freezer to date, measuring six feet tall and boasting 19.3 cubic feet of refrigerator and freezer space. This model is Energy Star-certified and features internal LED lighting, adjustable shelves and a no-frost option and a sound alert that lets you know if your door is open. Chrome handles provide this refrigerator with an elegant look. While some reviewers have mentioned that the FAB50's cooling capabilities isn't always consistent, the majority of its users rate it highly. This Gorenje refrigerator freezer comes in a variety of colors including robin egg blue and pastel green and is a great choice for any kitchen that has a vintage-style designs. Hisense RB390N4RRDUK is another option for a vintage style fridge. It comes in stunning Bordeaux color with sleek chrome handles. It is a huge capacity of 300L and a 60/40 split which provides ample space for frozen goods. This Hisense refrigerator freezer is Energy Star certified, and its LED lights and no-frost feature make it easy to keep your food fresh. Gorenje has the 83 subsidiary companies, 59 of which are located outside of Slovenia. The company produces a wide variety of ceramics as well as appliances for the home, and also provides services in energy, ecology and trade. Its brands are found in more than 90 countries, with the majority of them in Europe. The company has a close partnership with Swarovski, and also collaborates with Italian design firm Pininfarina. It also is a sponsor of the Slovenian Nordic Ski Teams as well as the Gorenje Handball Club. It is a member the European Household Goods Manufacturers' Association and has a corporate social responsibility program.