Home Home Appliances Kitchen & Dining Coffee Makers I just saw Smeg’s brand new Moonlight colorway in real life — and my kitchen is about to get a serious upgrade Features By Erin Bashford published 16 June 2026 This is one of the chicest coffee makers I’ve ever seen When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works . (Image credit: Erin Bashford) Copy link Facebook X Reddit Email Share this article 0 Join the conversation Follow us Add us as a preferred source on Google Newsletter Subscribe to our newsletter Smeg is one of my favorite brands for sheer style. Everything the made by the Italian company just seems to ooze cool, whether that be its classic retro vibe or the new sleek modern aesthetic. The coffee collection is no different. The Smeg x La Pavoni EMC02 is one of my favorite espresso machines of all time; it combines sheer beauty with iconic Italian function, and helped me make some of the best coffees of my career. When I dream about espresso machines, many of them are EMC02-shaped. But the newest thing catching my eye is the Moonlight colorway. This sleek, modern style is simply gorgeous — and I finally got to see it in real life. Moonlight combines low-key aesthetics with serious function. You can get it on the Smeg toaster, Smeg electric kettle, and the Smeg Retro Coffee Maker. I cannot wait to get my hands on the Smeg Retro Coffee Maker in Moonlight — and here’s why. Latest Videos From Watch full video here: Smeg Retro Coffee Maker: $258.50 at Williams-Sonoma The Smeg Retro Coffee Maker is $259 from Williams Sonoma, even in the brand-new Moonlight colorway. It has a reusable mesh filter, two flavor settings, and a delayed brew option. View Deal Healing & harmonious (Image credit: Erin Bashford) I could spend a thousand words waxing lyrical about the Moonlight colorway, but just look at it. When I first saw the coffee maker, I gasped and stroked it like it was a kitten. Trust me — not only does it look gorgeous, it feels super satisfying and matte as well. Smeg designed the Moonlight colorway to “reflect the growing shift towards natural materials and calmer palettes, enhancing each appliance’s form while integrating into modern living spaces.” You may like Non-plastic coffee makers are trending — and this low-plastic Ratio model is my favorite for coffee snobs I’ve reviewed 44 coffee makers, but the Moccamaster is the only drip brewer I’d buy — here’s why I’ve tested 43 coffeemakers in two years — but I’d only spend my own money on these nine As much as I love the industrial-cool aesthetic of the Moccamaster and the Simply Good Coffee Plastic-Free Brewer , I know that look doesn’t suit all homes. The Moonlight shade is intended to “work seamlessly alongside wood, stone and satin metals” and “create interiors that feel considered, cohesive and easy to live with”. What do you think? Do you think the Moonlight colorway would suit your kitchen? Or would you want something a bit more in-your-face? Tom’s Guide: Direct to Your Inbox Get instant access to breaking news, the hottest reviews, great deals and helpful tips. Contact me with news and offers from other Future brands Receive email from us on behalf of our trusted partners or sponsors By submitting your information you agree to the Terms & Conditions and Privacy Policy and are aged 16 or over. Anti-fingerprints (Image credit: Erin Bashford) As Moonlight is a matte shade, you shouldn’t have to wipe off those pesky greasy fingerprints as much as with a chrome product. I swear, when I was testing the Aarke Coffee Maker , I was wiping off fingerprints more than I was making coffee. Don’t get me wrong — that’s a great machine that makes great coffee (it’s just expensive), but those fingerprints… Obviously, I didn’t get a chance to use the Retro Coffee Maker as I would if it were mine, but I didn’t notice any greasy fingerprints on the machine. I’ll be getting it in the week after next for a full review, so watch t
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