Smeg has launched a range of kitchen products in collaboration with car brand Porsche to add an extra burst of style to your home. These two titans have pooled their collective design expertise to create the Porsche X Smeg range that blurs the lines between automotive prestige and timeless aesthetics.

The Porsche X Smeg collection consists of the Fridge FAB28 in different design editions, a bean-to-cup coffee machine, blenders, kettles and toasters. “At Smeg, we believe in creating products that bring joy through design and performance,” said Vittorio Bertazzoni, Chairman of Smeg. “Collaborating with Porsche has allowed us to push the boundaries of what a kitchen appliance can represent. This collection is a tribute to craftsmanship, to legacy, and to the beauty of everyday rituals.”

Spearheaded by two limited-edition pieces, the Porsche x Smeg collection is inspired by the Porsche 917 KH in its iconic Salzburg livery — the car that secured Porsche’s first overall victory at the 24 Hours of Le Mans in 1970. The striking red fridge and a matching bean-to-cup coffee machine are each limited to 1,970 numbered units to reflect this historic achievement. 

 “At the heart of this collaboration lies a shared philosophy: to craft objects that are not only functional but also emotionally resonant. Porsche, with its legacy of engineering excellence and motorsport triumphs, and Smeg, renowned for its iconic appliances and Italian design flair, have come together to create a collection that is as bold as it is beautiful,” says Stefan Büscher, CEO of Porsche Lifestyle Group.

In addition to the limited edition version, the Fridge Fab28 is also available in Carrara White Metallic and Shade Green Metallic, which are iconic Porsche paint colours. The collection is rounded out with a toaster, a kettle and a blender, all available in both colours. 

These stunning appliances, which incorporate Smeg’s signature design with Porsche’s motorsport heritage, are available now from the flagship store in London or Smeg’s website. Prices start from £300. 

Sam Huff