Samsung is launching colorful refrigerators catered to millennials

Samsung, the company that brought you televisions that don’t look like televisions, is set to release a line of refrigerators that don’t really look like refrigerators. Samsung’s new line of “Bespoke” fridges come in a series of sizes and colors that can be customized for any kitchen.

Promo photos show a rainbow of modular fridges that look like stylish armoires, from a single-door turquoise number to three-door fridge in yellow and red. According to Fast Company, Bespoke is part of a larger effort from Samsung’s called Project Prism, which is looking to transform household items like fridges and TVs into pieces of covetable furniture.

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The line is designed to cater to the millennial set, who companies like Samsung are betting care more about aesthetics and self-expression than ever before. We’ll see how that theory checks out when Bespoke launches first in Europe later this year.

What say you, Curbed readers? Are more expressive and furniture-like appliances a step in the right direction?