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Add a Splash of Color to Your Kitchen With a White Retro Fridge Freezer Bring some color to your kitchen with this retro refrigerator. This slim Energy Star certified model has many shelving options and a left or right door opening, and an unfrozen top fresh food area. Smeg's  1950s

SMEG Retro Fridge Freezer The SMEG refrigerator line is an undeniable style icon, with its bold colors and round shapes. This retro fridge freezer offers top performance, and also. Online reviewers love the sleek design of this mini fridge and its many shelves, from small racks that can hold butter

Retro Fridge Freezers For Sale Retro fridges for sale offer a classic look with modern performance. These retro fridges are offered in a range of colors, or customized to fit your kitchen. A note on the power consumption of retro-style refrigerators: These models often use more electricity than their newer

Create a Retro-Inspired Kitchen With the Montpellier MAB346C Retro Cream Fridge Freezer This cream fridge freezer will assist you in creating an authentic kitchen. Its rounded design is sure to attract attention but it also offers modern performance. The 244-litre refrigerator can hold up to 13 bags of food items

Montpellier Retro Fridge Freezers This retro montpellier fridge freezer will bring a touch vintage glamour to your kitchen. With a stunning pastel blue finish and a 1950's style handle, it's sure to be a standout in any home. The fridge is equipped with three glass shelves that can be adjusted

Red Retro Fridge Freezer A retro fridge freezer in red adds a fun, vintage style to your living room or kitchen. These models offer plenty of storage. This refrigerator is a great option for two or one-person households. It's compact and Energy Star certified. Plus, its doors are low enough

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