The GE Artistry Series
fridge is also available in black or white, but you can tell the other colors are fun, because they have the names cupcake blue and bell pepper red.
The GE Artistry Series
fridge in cupcake blue is like the frosting on a mostly white kitchen.
All about retro? So is Big Chill, which makes modern fridges that look like they’re straight out of your grandparents’ kitchen.
Elmira Stove Works can make ranges, fridges, dishwashers, and microwaves in anything from robin’s egg blue to flamingo pink.
Elmira Stove Works in flamingo pink could make people flock to your kitchen.
This color, from Elmira, is fittingly called buttercup yellow.
Want to go beyond solid? Smeg has stripes, flags, denim… While the last one would probably be a nightmare to clean, it’d definitely be a conversation starter.
If your space can’t handle a full-sized fridge, but you want a splash of color, Swan is a U.K. appliance maker that specializes in many shades.
Naturally, Swan makes other matching appliances, so the fridge doesn't get lonely.
Update 12/4 by Jeremy Kaplan: GE sold the colored refrigerators for a limited time as part of the Artistry line, and tells Digital Trends they are no longer selling them. The links in this article unfortunately no longer work.
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