The Curator: Electric kettles that look beautiful on your kitchen counter
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$85.49 ON AMAZON (WAS $100.89) Beautiful by Drew Barrymore 1.7-Liter Electric Kettle The Beautiful by Drew Barrymore electric kettle features a white icing finish with a touch-activated display that lights up only when needed.
$64.98 AT WALMART BUYDEEM K640 Electric Tea Kettle This vintage-inspired kettle has a retro silhouette with a muted green finish.
$169.99 ON AMAZON (WAS $189.99) Evoloop 1.7L Electric Kettles The Evoloop electric kettle comes in a creamy, powder-coated finish that gives this everyday essential a softer look than a typical stainless steel model.
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Electric kettles that look beautiful on your kitchen counter
By Robyn Fiorda The Curator Team
Posted October 28, 2026 9:18 pm
Updated October 28, 2026 9:19 pm
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