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.
Two- and four-slice toasters with self-centring racks, six browning levels and the die-cast aluminium body that defined a design language.

Two- and four-slice toasters carved from a single die-cast aluminium shell. Six browning levels, self-centring racks and dedicated modes for bagels, defrosting and reheating — with the same iconic silhouette as the FAB refrigerator.
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 compact original. Extra-wide slots for artisanal bread and a removable crumb tray.
Two independent controls, four extra-wide slots — breakfast for a family without a queue.
The same technical toaster wearing hand-painted majolica.