Ever since our sunny yellow teakettle bit the dust, it feels like a little cheeriness has been absent from the kitchen. In our search for a new kettle, we've come across a whole spectrum of gorgeous colors. There's something to suit every kitchen, from vibrant teal to retro green. Here are some that have caught our eye...
TOP ROW
• 1 KitchenAid Porcelain Enamel on Steel Curling Teakettle, $26.40 at Amazon.com
• 2 Le Creuset Enameled Steel Whistling Tea Kettle, $69.95 at Amazon.com
• 3 Calypso Basics Enamel on Steel Teakettle, $14.99 at Amazon.com
• 4 Rachael Ray Ball Style Teakettle, $39.09 at Amazon.com
• 5 Paula Deen/Faberware Enamel on Steel Teakettle, $35.94 at Amazon.com
BOTTOM ROW
• 6 Copco Bella Enamel-on-Steel Teakettle, $24.99 at Amazon.com
• 7 Le Creuset Enameled Steel Zen Tea Kettle, $59.99 at Amazon.com
• 8 Staub Teakettle, $113.95 at Cooking.com
• 9 KitchenAid Gourmet Essentials Soft Grip Teakettle, $39.95 at Cooking.com
• 10 Calypso Basics Enamel on Steel Whistling Teakettle, $23.99 at Amazon.com
The great thing about these teakettles is they allow you to add some personality into the kitchen without having to paint or make other dramatic changes. What color teakettle do you own?
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Comments (6)
I am in love with the purple kettle!!
Any good leads on a nice glass kettle?
My mom just loves her decrepit, old glass tea kettle and I'd love to replace it for her.
This post makes me a bit sad. I love all the pretty colors, but I also love my Bodum Ibis electric kettle. It is very attractive and works marvelously, a perfect blend of form and function, but, alas, it is just black.
Those are so pretty!!! Love color in the kitchen.
I used to have a pretty red tea kettle, but it rusted, so now I use it as a planter in my kitchen
Love colorful tea kettles! I did a similar post on my blog in January. I feel super validated that the same thing is on here because I kind of worship this blog.
http://www.oldsweetsong.com/2009/01/treasure-hunt-tea-kettles/
@akay I don't have personal experience, but this one looks nice and has decent reviews on Amazon.
@FoodLoveAffair Great minds think alike! :)