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Refrigerators: Retropolitan

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Supplier: Big Chill Key Features: Measures 65-3/4" high x 30-1/8" wide x 30-7/8" deep Fresh food space 12.9 cubic feet, freezer space 5.6 cubic feet. Frost free, Energy star compliant. Left or right opening. Pricing: $3,395 (without ice maker) Pricing as of 2011. Ask For: Retropolitan Fridge Learn more about Big Chill: Get Big Chill contact information plus see product stories we've published about the company.		by Rosemary Thornton, contributing editor It's not your grandmother's ice box, but it's also not your daughter's stainless steel behemoth. Designed to look right at home in a 1950s kitchen, the "Retropolitan" is the latest entry in this company's line of vintage-style new appliances. With 18.5 cubic feet of food storage, you should have plenty of room for all your Coke and Grape Nehi. The bottom freezer slides out, and can be outfitted with an optional ice maker (about $150 extra). Choose from eight stock colors, or drive yourself nuts trying to decide on one of 186 custom colors. See more product stories like this: Refrigerators Share this story:
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