Fridge Freezer Retro - Add a Retro Touch to Your Kitchen

Retro-styled fridges give a unique touch to the style of your kitchen side by side fridge freezer deals merging old-fashioned style with modern-day efficiency. It is important to evaluate the size of your kitchen and the capacity you require before selecting a retro fridge.

Pick from small retro refrigerators for cozy kitchens or full-size models that stand out. Look for features like adjustable shelves, optimal temperature distribution, and frost-free functions.

Size

Retro fridge freezers come in a variety of designs. Size, capacity and colour can all be a factor in what is right for you. Be sure to determine the space in which you plan to put in your new refrigerator, and then check the dimensions. This will avoid disappointment and ensure your chosen fridge freezer will fit in the space.

This blue robin egg retro fridge freezer from Smeg is ideal for those who want to add some color to their kitchen. Its bright LED interior lighting, adjustable thermostat, safety glass shelves, and a frost-free top fresh food area, make it a retro-styled design with plenty of storage.

The freddo orange fridge freezer from Chambers is a great alternative for those who want to add a retro look to their kitchen. The model is able to hold over 200 litres spread across four shelves. It also has a drawer for vegetables and fruits and a frost-free freezer. The retro contemporary design side by side fridge freezer of the fridge is accentuated by its curving handle, chrome accents and an automatic defrost.

If you want a larger retro fridge Heritage Brand's Retro fridge has 19.3 cubic feet in both fridge and freezer space. The fridge has a large produce drawer, a antibacterial and odor-reducing liner adjustable shelves and LED lighting in the interior, while the bottom freezer has an ample 72 litres of space. It also comes with an in-built no-frost feature and alerts to notify you when the door is open.

If an entire retro fridge freezer isn't the right choice for you, the smaller two-door Big Chill fridges have plenty of space and a fun color range. You can pick from nine colors that are standard or pay an extra fee for a custom-designed color. Big Chill also offers coordinating stoves for kitchens dishwashers, cooktops, and dishwashers.

This compact refrigerator is the most compact retro fridge freezer we have on our list, making it an ideal pick for apartments, offices or dorm rooms. It's got a large 9 cu. ft. of fresh food storage and freezer space. It comes with an easy-to-use control panel. It also has a variety of shelving variations, including one short shelf space for single-serve bottles of water and condiments, as well as a larger space for tall cans.

Capacity

Refrigerator freezers are available in a wide range of sizes and capacities. The size of the fridge freezer you choose will depend on the needs of your household and how frequently you shop. You should also consider your cooking habits when selecting the capacity. Selecting the right size refrigerator will help you avoid wasting food and money, by ensuring that you always have enough space to store your daily shopping. When comparing refrigerator capacities, be aware of the difference between 'gross' and 'net' capacity. Gross capacity is the total volume of storage in the refrigerator, while net is the amount of space that is available after structural features like shelves, bottle racks and dairy compartments are taken into account.

Smaller refrigerators (including "dorm" or mini models) have smaller dimensions, however they still provide enough refrigeration space for a typical family. These refrigerators have a net capacity of 11 to 13 cubic feet. This size is perfect for a dorm room or office, and gives an excellent value for your money.

Choose a side by side fridge freezer model if you are looking to maximize versatile storage side by side fridge freezer. These larger refrigerators are divided roughly equally between freezer and fridge. This allows you to store more in each compartment. These models are great for families with five or more people.

Larger households should think about a chest freezer. These large freezers can easily fit into an outbuilding or garage and are great to store bulk food items such as home cooking or frozen vegetables, as well as supermarket bargains. They typically have the capacity of 350 litres, which can accommodate up to 19 bags of food items.

If you reside in a colder climate, you should consider buying a fridge with an insulated lining. This will keep your food fresher for longer and will reduce the energy consumption. Also, think about a refrigerator equipped with an automatic defrost function that circulates air to stop the formation of ice. You can also opt for a frost-free model that eliminates the need for manual defrosting altogether. You should consider a refrigerator that has an integrated side by side fridge freezer water dispenser. It will provide instant refreshment, while reducing your kitchen's carbon foot print.

Style

This fridge freezer retro is a classic 1950s style. Its robin egg blue exterior is eye-catching and will surely bring a splash of color to any kitchen. Although it might appear like an old-fashioned fridge, this freezer retro features modern conveniences that set it apart from other similar models. This refrigerator features a sleek chrome-finished exterior and a stainless-steel interior and is Energy Star certified. In addition, it has four shelves that can be adjusted in the refrigerator section, as well as one shelf that is removable in the upper freezer. Many online reviewers have praised this retro refrigerator for its sleek contemporary design side by side fridge freezer and high-end performance.

The iconic brand Smeg is well known for its attractive fridge designs and bold color choices. Its latest model, the FAB50RPB5 is no different. It is a large refrigerator that can fit an entire family of people. It is ENERGY STAR certified and comes in a kaleidoscope pastel shades that are both functional and fun. In fact, the company even offers custom color options for a small cost.

This counter-depth refrigerator from Unique Appliances is another great alternative. This fridge is also Energy Star-certified and features an easy-to-clean interior door. It also has an internal LED light, an adjustable thermostat, and a bottom freezer with the capacity of 1.7 cubic foot capacity. In addition, this retro fridge freezer is available in different colors and features the chrome handle.

The most appealing feature of this retro refrigerator is that it will be incorporated into any kitchen, regardless of the size or style. Its slim design makes it perfect for a lunchroom, bar, basement, or apartment. Its 5.5 cubic feet of space is sufficient for a one or two-person household, and it has an 1.7 cubic foot freezer for additional storage. Plus, it's counter-depth and has a fingerprint-resistant surface that can accommodate magnets. Additionally, it can be matched with a range or cooktop made by the same manufacturer. It also operates quietly at 42 decibels and is ADA certified with a lower-to-ground handle that's more accessible. The refrigerator is priced between $800 and $1000.

Energy efficiency

If you're looking for an old-fashioned fridge freezer make sure it's ENERGY Certified STAR. These models use less energy than standard refrigerators, and can help you save money on your electricity bills. Choose models that have separate temperature controls for each compartment, which will keep your food fresher for longer. Some refrigerators have an easier drawer, adjustable shelves and interior LED lighting. Other features worth considering include noise alerts and anti-frost technology.

Retro fridge freezers may seem old school, but they've certainly come a long way when it comes to energy efficiency. They can operate on alternative sources of energy, like propane gas. If you're looking to buy a new refrigerator to add to your kitchen, or need a cold storage unit there's bound to be a model that will meet your needs.

Some of the most popular retro refrigerators feature a fridge-on-top, freezer-at-the-bottom layout. This design is ideal for storing both frozen and chilled foods and is easy to access due to the freezer section being higher up. These models are bigger than top freezers and can cost more. If you're on a tight budget, you may be thinking about the top freezer model instead.