Yellow and orange

The retro espresso machine in real color: a hand-built aluminum body from Barcelona, temperature control to the degree and a 58 mm portafilter, in eight finishes.

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.

The single-door icon with a small freezer box inside. A showpiece for a second kitchen or a small one, not a family fridge.

The FAB28 shape with a proper bottom freezer and no-frost cooling. The one to pick if the fridge has to work as well as look the part.

A retro box with chrome trim for a dorm, office or basement bar. The 3.2 cubic foot one is on Amazon; the 7.5 comes and goes.

The standard Pro 900 in a colored base. On Amazon the colored ones come as a 13-piece set; the brand's own store has more colors.

Enameled cast iron, made in France, and the reference point for color in cookware.

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

A full set with the storage racks included. Marigold and navy are the colors that make a kitchen.

An oval enameled Dutch oven in matte colors with food names: broccoli, mustard, blueberry, pepper.

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

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

The octagonal pot that has sat on Italian stoves since 1933, now in color. No power, no pods, and it costs less than a month of coffee out.

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 tent-top lunch cooler everyone had, in the colors it should always have come in. Holds nine cans and a lunch, and the lid swings open one-handed.

The soft-shouldered pastel one with the shoulder strap. Eleven quarts, so a picnic for two or a beach afternoon, and the colors are the reason to buy it.

Italian color in the 30 inch size: four brass burners, one of them a 19,000 BTU dual ring, over a 4.6 cu. ft. electric convection oven.

Six brass burners and a cast-iron griddle over a 5.7 cu. ft. electric oven, in Italian red, orange or yellow.

The big Bertazzoni in color: six brass burners, an electric griddle with a cover, and two ovens, 4.6 and 2.4 cu. ft.

The all-gas 36 inch in color: six brass burners, a cast-iron griddle, and a 5.9 cu. ft. gas oven with an infrared broiler.

Induction in Italian color: four zones up to 3,700 watts set with knobs, and a 4.6 cu. ft. convection oven with air fry.

Six sealed burners over a 5.6 cu. ft. electric convection oven, with a color control panel, in Daffodil, Ivy, Onyx or Damascus Gray.