For my retro refrigerator buying guide, I spotlight 7 companies with the top designs today, plus give you three DIY ideas from readers!
Galanz 12.0 cu. ft. Retro style frost free top freezer refrigerator can store and keep cool snacks, beverages and more. Best of all, this
12 cu. ft. Retro Frost Free Top Freezer Refrigerator in White
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The 18 cu. Ft. Classic Retro counter-depth bottom mount refrigerator is the perfect family sized refrigerator with ample space to keep all your fresh and frozen foods, packaged in an eye-catching throwback design. This refrigerator is energy star certified for energy efficiency all year-round, designed for optimal energy savings and easy, dependable use. Its frost-free design allows easy cleaning without dealing with frost buildup. It also comes with a built-in icemaker.
Unique Appliances UGP-510L AC Classic Retro 30 inch Wide 17.7 Cu. ft. Energy Star Certified Bottom Freezer Refrigerator with Wine Rack
Classic Retro 7 cu. ft. Electric Bottom-Mount Refrigerator - Unique Appliances
Classic Retro 7 cu. ft. Electric Bottom-Mount Refrigerator - Unique Appliances
Classic Retro 7 cu. ft. Electric Bottom-Mount Refrigerator - Unique Appliances
Classic Retro 7 cu. ft. Electric Bottom-Mount Refrigerator - Unique Appliances
UNIQUE Classic Retro 17.7-cu ft Counter-depth Bottom-Freezer Refrigerator with Ice Maker (Marshmallow White) ENERGY STAR in the Bottom-Freezer Refrigerators department at
Galanz 3.1 cu. ft. Retro Mini Fridge with Dual Door True Freezer in Blue GLR31TBEER - The Home Depot
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Galanz GLR10TBKEFR Retro Refrigerator with Top Freezer Frost Free, Dual Door Fridge, Adjustable Electrical Thermostat Control, 10 cu ft, Black : Home & Kitchen
Frigidaire 3.2 cu. ft. Retro Mini Fridge in Black EFR376-BLACK - The Home Depot
UNIQUE Classic Retro 17.7-cu ft Counter-depth Bottom-Freezer Refrigerator with Ice Maker (Marshmallow White) ENERGY STAR in the Bottom-Freezer Refrigerators department at
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