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.
The FAB fridge — the most recognised refrigerator in the world. Rounded corners, chrome handle, twelve pastel tones and a life-long silhouette.

The FAB fridge is the most recognised refrigerator in the world. Rounded corners, chrome handle, twelve pastel tones and an inverter compressor engineered to run for decades. Alongside FAB, Smeg's full refrigeration line covers built-in columns, French-door and wine cellars.
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.
The single most licensed appliance silhouette of the last thirty years — collaborated on with Dolce & Gabbana, Fiat, Disney and Coca-Cola. Yours is the original.
The everyday FAB, single-door with internal freezer compartment.
Two-door FAB with proper drawer freezer.
The four-door FAB — full family capacity in the icon's silhouette.
Full-height built-in refrigerator in copper, black or steel — for the seamless kitchen.
Dual-zone humidity-controlled wine coolers in slim and full-height.
Sicilian majolica hand-painted onto the FAB body — museum-grade objects, numbered.