Engineered in Italy, built to last
Every major appliance is designed at the Guastalla studio and built at Smeg's carbon-neutral factories in Emilia-Romagna — the same region that gave the world Ferrari, Ducati and Barilla.
Inverter-driven washing machines with steam programmes and a class-A energy profile. Engineered to disappear, built to last.

Inverter-driven washing machines and heat-pump dryers with steam programmes — engineered to disappear into the architecture and to last a decade of daily use.
Four reasons the object on your counter will still be there in twenty years — and still be worth looking at.
Every major appliance is designed at the Guastalla studio and built at Smeg's carbon-neutral factories in Emilia-Romagna — the same region that gave the world Ferrari, Ducati and Barilla.
Inverter compressors, heat-pump drying and precision induction — Smeg's efficiency isn't a marketing badge, it's the entire architecture.
Renzo Piano, Marc Newson, Guido Canali, Dolce & Gabbana. Smeg treats appliances like architecture — because in an Italian kitchen, they are.
The opposite of disposable. Motors, seals, hinges and control boards remain available a full decade after the model leaves the catalogue.
9 kg drums, inverter motors, class-A energy, 15 programmes.
60 cm built-in washers and washer-dryers for a fully integrated kitchen or utility.
A+++ heat-pump condensation drying, delicate for cashmere and silk.