Home Appliances ANALYSIS: RETRO DESIGN
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Kitchen envy is a real thing. So much so, #kitchendesign has over three million tags on Instagram, so when consumers fi nd themselves yearning to give their kitchens a re-fresh, where can they go for cool and classy kettles and coffee makers? Jack Cheeseman fi nds out.
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hether you’re a fan of retro styles harking back to a bygone era or a futuristic yet minimalistic, modern aesthetic, home design and decoration is still as important today as it’s always been. Our kitchens are where we cook, eat, entertain and socialise, so it’s important to create a kitchen design that ticks all these boxes – and more. But with all the big and small appliances and accessories consumers are cramming into their kitchens now, the opportunities to personalise these spaces in particular are greater than ever. And seeking out design inspiration has never been easier. The internet and social media platforms today are full of ideas to appeal to every type of shopper. In order to cater for the increasingly
creative consumer with an eye for design, manufacturers are offering goods in more colours, shapes, styles and sizes than you can shake your knife and fork at. Here’s just a snapshot of what is on the market at the moment…
Drawing inspiration from the 50s and 60s, Beko’s Cosmopolis collection is guaranteed to strike a chord with
consumers; the stylish new Cosmopolis collection of kettles and toasters is available in three different colours to give consumers’ counter-tops a mini-makeover without blowing their budget. There are two styles of Beko Cosmopolis
design-savvy
kettles to choose from; a dome or a jug shape, and both have 3,000W of power. With a substantial 1.7 litre capacity there’s
enough water for everyone’s hot drinks with just one fill. Choose from white with an on-trend rose gold trim, duck egg and chrome, or black and chrome to complement any colour scheme. Adorned with a subtle geometric
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