Die-cast aluminium body
Selected 50's Style appliances use a substantial die-cast aluminium body, giving familiar countertop objects a distinctive weight and finish.
CategoryA ceremony in every pour

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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 distinctive body that arrives in fifteen gloss, pastel and matte finishes.
Four reasons Smeg stands apart in design, engineering and everyday use.
Selected 50's Style appliances use a substantial die-cast aluminium body, giving familiar countertop objects a distinctive weight and finish.
The familiar silhouette is offered across gloss, pastel and matte finishes, allowing appliances to coordinate or become an expressive accent.
Smeg was founded in Guastalla in 1948 and continues to shape its products through the meeting of technology, architecture and Italian design.
Controls, proportions and functions are designed around repeated daily use, with care guidance and official support available for each model.
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.