SMEG Just Launched Its Own Cookware Collection
The retro line now includes fry pans, casserole dishes and more!
SMEG is known for its chic, retro-inspired appliances. Think: countertop gadgets (like toasters and coffeemakers) in pretty pastels, adorned with chrome accents and unmistakable typography. And now, the Italian brand is moving into the cookware world in the United States. Beyond their chic small appliances, you can now incorporate SMEG into your kitchen with frying pans, casserole dishes and more.
Made in Italy, SMEG's new cookware was designed in collaboration with a Milan-based studio and available in three colors: Cream, Black and Red. Each piece is crafted from aluminum (picked for its even, fast heat distribution) and finished with a nonstick coating for easy care and cleaning. Glass lids make it easy to monitor cooking process, and everything is dishwasher- and oven-safe.
The collection is available online at Nordstrom, so you'll get free shipping and returns with your order. Plus, everything is sold individually, so you can snag one item or build your own cookware set. We imagine this collection will go fast, so shop now to get the color and style you want.
Whether you're stir-frying a side dish, steaming veggies or pan-frying dumplings, this roomy wok is a piece you're sure to reach for again and again.
Choose from SMEG's new nonstick frying pan in four sizes: 9.5-inch, 10-inch, 11-inch or 12-inch. We love the versatility of the largest version — plus, it's still in stock in all three colors. Whether you want to step up your omelet game or need a luxurious housewarming gift for a friend, a no-fail frying pan makes a great addition to any kitchen.
Available in two sizes (5-quart and 8-quart), these pans are strategically designed to be used as stock pots and Dutch ovens. We love how versatile SMEG's new casserole dish is, and we think it will be great for cooking all year long. From pots of homemade barbecue sauce to holiday-ready casseroles, choose the size that's best for your family.
This pan is designed as an extra-deep saute pan or braiser, so it's ideal for simmering tender cuts of meat (short ribs, anyone?) or sautéing a big batch of veggies. You can't go wrong with this retro-inspired pan.
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