Die-cast aluminium body
Not plastic dressed in metal — a single die-cast aluminium shell, polished by hand and lacquered in an automotive paint booth. It's what gives the 50's Style range its weight, its silence and its half-century-long life.
Rapid-boil kettles that turn the everyday ritual of tea into a moment of design. Soft-touch handles, precision temperature and unmistakably Italian curves.

The 50's Style kettle turned a household object into a design icon. A rapid-boil 2400 W element, a soft-open lid, a 360° swivel base — and a hand-lacquered aluminium body that arrives in fifteen distinct finishes, from twelve pastels to the Matte range and the Porsche Design collaboration.
Four reasons the object on your counter will still be there in twenty years — and still be worth looking at.
Not plastic dressed in metal — a single die-cast aluminium shell, polished by hand and lacquered in an automotive paint booth. It's what gives the 50's Style range its weight, its silence and its half-century-long life.
The same iconic curve, offered in twelve pastels, matte editions and the Porsche Design collaboration. Your kitchen doesn't compromise on colour — it commits to it.
Designed and assembled in Guastalla by the third generation of the Bertazzoni family. Not a licensed logo on someone else's factory — a real Italian object, made in Emilia-Romagna.
Every 50's Style appliance is guaranteed spare parts for at least ten years. Buy it once, keep it a lifetime — the quietest form of sustainability there is.
The original — 1.7 L capacity, stainless-steel interior, cool-touch handle. The silhouette that founded the entire family of Smeg small appliances.
Same silhouette, four preset temperatures for green, white, oolong and black tea — plus a keep-warm cycle up to 20 minutes for the tea ceremony without a clock.
Hand-painted majolica lemons, prickly pears and Sicilian carts — the kettle turned into a piece of Sicilian craft, produced in numbered editions.