Having been immersed in the world of lifestyle and design for years, I know that certain kitchen appliances are just destined for fame, and these MacKenzie-Childs ones might just be the next big thing. I've seen some of the best kettles and the best toasters hit the market recently, but nothing has quite caught my attention as much as the new kettles and toasters from MacKenzie-Childs.
MacKenzie-Childs' kitchen and dining collection includes charming stovetop kettles, but the new launch is dedicated to sleek electric kettles and 2-slice toasters – and I have a feeling that they're about to fly off the shelves.
The brand's polished retro aesthetic taps into a growing desire for nostalgic pieces with a contemporary spin, and their new kettles and toasters, available from Amazon right now, are no exception. They come in the popular black, cherry, and mocha colorways (plus emerald, pink, gray, and royal blue), and they can be bought separately or as bundles (if you want to go all-in on the look) on Amazon.
Living in a small apartment, I've learnt a lot about organizing kitchen countertops, and most of my appliances are destined to be hidden away in a crowded cabinet. When I saw the new kettles and toasters from MacKenzie-Childs, however, I knew that they deserved a prime spot on my countertop. These aren't simply functional pieces; they're designed to be admired.
The real beauty of the collection is that it's so easy to mix and match; you can choose a bundle if you're looking for coordinating colorways, or go for a contrasting look. I've got my eye on the Courtly Check electric kettle in the mocha shade, which I would pair with some of the bolder MacKenzie-Childs designs to vary the visual interest across my kitchen.
Each of the toasters is crafted from stainless steel and finished in MacKenzie-Childs' classic check pattern. I can't resist the classic black and white toaster, but I adore the royal blue toaster for a pop of color. There are six browning levels, plus a bagel setting, all of which are controlled by a backlit chrome knob and matching buttons.
When it comes to tea, I love an antique-style kettle – I'm devoted to country-grandmother inspired tableware and appliances at the moment – but the practicality of an electric kettle is undeniably tempting. The MacKenzie-Childs electric kettles have a decent 8-cup capacity, with more gleaming chrome accents and plenty of useful features, including a water level indicator, automatic shut-off, and hidden coils for easy cleaning, if you've been stumped by how to clean an electric kettle in the past.
I've long admired MacKenzie-Childs for its whimsical designs, and I'm more than willing to bet that the signature checkerboard print will become a future kitchenware icon and coveted for years to come.
The new kettles and toasters from MacKenzie-Childs might be firmly rooted in the retro aesthetic, but I know they'll be timeless, too – and worth the battle to make more counter space in my small kitchen.
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Who doesn't love a hint of cherry? I'd be skipping out of bed to make my morning brew if I owned this gorgeous kettle.
This handsome toaster is sure to invite plenty of compliments from your guests. I love the subtle MacKenzie-Childs branding in the center.
Treat yourself to both a kettle and a toaster – and save a few dollars while you're at it. The black and white print is a failsafe option.
Hooked on the MacKenzie-Childs check print? You'll be delighted to know that there are plenty of pieces to shop right now, from classic to seasonal pieces – including the viral MacKenzie-Childs pumpkin decor.
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