Smeg500 Fridge

Fancy half of a pristinely restored vintage car with a built-in fridge in your kitchen? Smeg have recently teamed up with "Fiat 500 Design Collection”, the creators of the popular Fiat 500 furniture collection, for this uber cool retro refrigerator made from an old, chopped up, Fiat 500. Open the bonnet and you´ll find a fully functional fridge with 100 litres capacity, it is controlled by a built-in Fiat 500 dashboard and even has real working headlights! Available in white, green or red.

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YETI TOUCH FAST DEFROSTING TRAY

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