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Retro Fridges and Freezers

Unique appliances such as this retro fridge give a unique look to any kitchen design. The retro refrigerator is pricey, but features like adjustable shelves as well as the top-rated cooling system and a multiflow uniform cooling system combine classic design with modern performance.

This cool fridge comes with an ice maker on the bottom, and a freezer on the top, vegetable crispers, manual temperature controls glass shelves, and door racks for tall bottles. It comes in several colors such as pastel blue and cherry red.

Energy STAR(r) certified

Unique's Classic Retro refrigerator transports you back to the 1950s with its iconic design and chrome-finished accents. This 9 cu. bottom-mount refrigerator has been ENERGY Energy Star-certified for efficiency throughout the year and designed to maximize energy savings. Storing fresh and frozen foods is quick and convenient thanks to its fridge-on-top, freezer-at-the-bottom design. This model is a standout for any cabin, home, or man cave or bar. It has easy controls as well as ample storage space. It also has an old-fashioned design.

This slim retro-mod compact fridge is the perfect fit for tight space. Retro style meets modern functionality with this compact fridge. It has a surprising amount adjustable space with doors that swing left or right, a left and right swing, and square sides to allow for side-byside installation. LED lighting and 3 shelves made of safety glass and a frost-free top fresh food section and bottom freezer are a few of the features included with this beautiful appliance.

Multiflow 360deg airflow circulates cool air more efficiently over every drawer, shelf and surface in the fridge to ensure optimal cooling and easy access to food items. You can easily locate and store frozen snacks as well as vegetables and other items by using the roll-out freezer drawers which open with ease for quick access. Being ENERGY STAR(r) certified can help reduce your energy bills by up to 10% when compared to models that conform to the federal minimum standard.