Smeg: Italian (retro) design for your kitchen
Smeg kitchen appliances have an incomparable retro design. Are they also impressive in terms of quality? You can read about it in the Mykitchens magazine manufacturer portrait.
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Italian design kitchen appliances
Smeg appliances are Italian design kitchen appliances with a distinctive style. A quick overview of the series.
Smeg Dolce Stil Novo
The Smeg Dolce Stil Novo appliances represent elegance, aesthetics, and luxury. Fine materials such as black glass and copper and stainless steel details, as well as subtle color and lighting elements, combine in an elegant, Italian design. Dolce Stil Novo kitchen appliances are combined with innovative technologies and ease of use.
Smeg 50's Style
Bright colors, unusual patterns, and rounded corners are reminiscent of the good old days of the 50s.Smeg 50's Style transforms every kitchen into a nostalgic space, a backdrop with incomparable design pieces. Whether it's a retro food processor, a FAB28 refrigerator or other kitchen gadgets such as a Smeg kettle and target="_self" href="https://www.mykitchens.de/kleingeraete/toaster/?utm_source=magazin&utm_medium=link&utm_campaign=smeg">Toaster in bright colors and a round retro design.
Smeg Portofino
An entire design line dedicated to cooking centers and matching extractor hoods: The Smeg Portofino reflects the bold colors of the small Ligurian port: black, white, and green. The Portofino stove has a Mediterranean look, clean lines, and the practical pyrolysis self-cleaning function. The Smeg stove is available with gas or electric cooktops.
Smeg Classici
Restlessness is the order of the day when it comes to the next design line: Smeg Classici impresses with simple, straightforward elegance made of pure stainless steel or all black. It embodies the industrial style with its original knobs and handles and sober form. These stainless steel Smeg kitchen appliances were designed in collaboration with architect Guido Canali.
Smeg Linea
Modern and minimalist are the appliances from the Smeg Linea design line. Their characteristics are the handles, the transparent knobs, the touch-control panels, which give the designer kitchen appliances a modern look. The pure and light materials glass and stainless steel ensure a clear finish. Smeg Linea is modern in every respect. Advanced internal technologies combine with the modern appearance to create a forward-looking overall appearance. For example, the Smeg Linea oven has a very large capacity with up to 20% energy savings.
Smeg Cortina
Master blacksmith Giancarlo Candeago realized this design line together with Smeg Cortina, creating a harmonious balance of details and materials. He was inspired by the craftsmanship of mountain blacksmiths, who used their skill to create consummate creations. The Cortina appliances also represent this craftsmanship with meticulous details and exquisite decorations. They are available in cream and anthracite.
Smeg Victoria
Victoria stands for tradition, passion, and dedication. The design thrives on details. For example, the chrome-plated knobs on the Smeg stove, which stand out and shine particularly brightly in the black version. Smeg Victoria appliances are available in various colors, including black, slate gray, and cream.
Our Smeg favorites
Smeg creates unique products. Sometimes they are so unique that they cannot be assigned to the classic design lines. For example, the collection that was created in collaboration with the designer duo Dolce & Gabbana. We present this collection and two other unique kitchen appliances to you: Our three highlights from Smeg that no kitchen should be without!
Smeg and Dolce & Gabbana
The perfect symbiosis - where Italian design meets innovative kitchen appliances:SMEG x Dolce & Gabbana. A collaboration that results in an exclusive collection that brings Italian art, culture, and craftsmanship into your kitchen. With vibrant colors, opulent patterns, and unique details, the appliances from the Smeg special edition with Dolce & Gabbana transform every cooking moment into a stylish feast for the senses. Make a statement and enjoy luxury that inspires!
Smeg Retro Refrigerator
The Smeg Retro Refrigerator is a true design highlight that combines 1950s charm with state-of-the-art technology. With its soft curves, bright colors, and loving details, it brings a nostalgic retro flair to your kitchen. At the same time, it impresses with energy-efficient cooling, generous storage space, and innovative features. Turn your refrigerator into a stylish focal point, for example, with our bestseller: the Smeg FAB28 Refrigerator!
Smeg Soda Maker
Experience sparkling freshness at the touch of a button with the Smeg Soda Maker – stylish, compact, and perfect for any modern kitchen. With the Smeg Soda Maker, you can transform tap water into sparkling mineral water in no time, without lugging anything around and without plastic waste. With its iconic 1950s retro design, the Smeg Soda Maker not only sets a functional tone, but also makes a true statement for greater sustainability and enjoyment.
Why Smeg?
Smeg appliances have an incomparable design. Without a doubt, a product from the Italian manufacturer will steal the show from any other household appliance in your kitchen. The design is colorful, striking, and perfectly formed. In every respect, Smeg kitchen appliances correspond to the perfect design with the highest standards of design Made in Italy. This is ensured by world-famous designers who develop the household appliances brand together: Smeg x Dolce and Gabbana, Guido Canali and the Piano Design studio are just a few names that express the living style of our time with Smeg appliances.
Production is based on the three pillars of product design, quality and technology. In addition to the appearance, the technical equipment and quality also play a role. Smeg can look back on a long company history: in 1948, the Italian Vittorio Bertazzoni founded the Smeg brand in Guastalla, Reggio Emilia, a province in northern Italy that is still the company's headquarters today. Bertazzoni's family history goes back to the 19th century. The family originally worked in the blacksmith's shop and over the years began producing freestanding stoves. Today, Smeg develops electrical appliances and small appliances for the kitchen.