SMEG’s small appliances bring the 50’s to your kitchen

Dec 02, 2015 559

Blending Italian craftsmanship, 1950s style, modern electrical technology and an architectural eye, the SMEG line of small appliances brings a delightfully refreshing atmosphere to the kitchen. A collaboration between Matteo Bazzicalupo and Raffaella Mangiarotti of deepdesign and SMEG (the translation of the Italian acronym is 'Metal Enamelling Plant from Guastalla Emilia') , the collection includes 2 and 4-slice toasters, standard and variable temperature kettles, a stand mixer and a blender.

The kettle is a 7-cup, stainless steel kettle that features a removable and washable anti-scale filter, a base that swivels 360-degrees, and a lid that opens slowly and quietly. It is available in 7 colors and costs $129.99. Prices on the other appliance in the collection range from $149.99 to $459.99

Source: http://www.bostonherald.com/

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