Picture your dream kitchen. Is it a neutrals-laden, airy space? An eclectic hodgepodge of color? Or a more moody, tonal room? Whatever design aesthetic you’re pining for, there’s likely one common denominator in every kitchen fantasy: All of the appliances look sleek, cool, and are definitely not eyesores you’d want to hide inside the cabinets.
You can take the first step toward curating your dream kitchen by upgrading your appliances to add some design-forward vibes to your current space—and you don’t have to break the bank to do it. When you’re looking for great quality, stylish, and affordable home decor, Walmart is the destination, and the retro kitchen appliances in Drew Barrymore’s home collection Beautiful check all of the above boxes with a nostalgic twist.
From air fryers to popcorn machines and even microwaves, Beautiful appliances are aptly named (honestly we’ve never seen a more aesthetically pleasing toaster), and they come in an array of fun colors and neutrals—all for less than $100.
We rounded up a few of our favorite retro kitchen appliances below that will help you work toward your dream kitchen, or you can snag one as a holiday gift—we promise no one will be upset about receiving a blender this, well, beautiful.
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Digital Air Fry Toaster Oven — $99.00
Why have a toaster and an air fryer on the same counter when you can grab this sleek toaster oven that can toast, air fry, broil, and bake—which are just four of its 10 settings, by the way. If you’re into more of a clean look, the white one is for you, but it also comes in sage green, cornflower blue, and black, so you can pick whichever works best for your decorating scheme.
The versatility of a blender makes it one of the most underrated kitchen appliances—and this powerful, high-tech one is no exception. You can use it to create smoothies, soups, sauces, ice creams, and whatever else your heart desires using one of its seven functions.
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