Turquoise and aqua

The rounded 1950s silhouette in nine coast colors, from Coronado White to Pacific Beach Pink: 9.9 cu. ft. with a freezer box inside, 24 in. wide, 60 in. tall. Ships in 8 to 10 weeks.

Zinc handles and an ENERGY STAR rating from a Canadian brand. The mid-price alternative to Smeg, in colors Smeg does not do.

Frost-free, chrome handles, and a color list that includes a real turquoise and a wine red. Sold mainly through Amazon.

British retro styling at a third of Smeg's price. Turquoise and ivory with copper trim are the ones to look at.

Retro kettle, cordless base, and the same turquoise and copper finishes as the Haden toaster.

French cast iron with a black matte enamel interior. The colors are deeper than Le Creuset's: cherry, dark blue, lilac.

A 1956 Danish enamel pot whose lid doubles as a trivet. Light and bright.

Ceramic nonstick with no PFAS, in colors the rest of the nonstick aisle does not do. The cheapest way onto this list.

American color dinnerware since 1936, with a new color each year. Cheap enough to mix, which is the point.

The basic KitchenAid hand mixer, in the mixer palette. Aqua Sky and Pistachio are the colors worth choosing.

The bottle everyone has, in more colors than any appliance on this site. Sip or swig from the same lid.

The original shaker with the wire whisk ball. Cheap enough to buy in a color per gym day.

The washable, tip-proof beach tote that turned into the everything bag: pool, boat, car, hospital bag. Holes for charms, and it stands up on its own.

The same bag at a size that fits a day out rather than a week away. Same colors, same washable EVA plastic, a pound lighter.