Best kettle and toaster sets for 2025

A matching kettle and toaster set will smarten up your kitchen, but appliances need to do more than just look good on your worktop.

We’ve reviewed hundreds of kettles and toasters to find the rare sets that can deliver, so you can choose the style you like best and make you confident that your products won’t let you down come breakfast time.

Just want to know the very best options for your budget? See our round-up of the best kettles and best toasters.

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Best kettle and toaster sets

Both the kettles and toasters of the following matching sets passed our independent lab tests with flying colours and make up sets that are actually worth your money.

Best designer kettle and toaster set

Best mid-priced kettle and toaster set

Best cheap kettle and toaster set 

Best textured kettle and toaster set

Best traditional kettle and toaster set

See our top pick above, and see all the latest models in our kettle reviews and toaster reviews.

The problem with matching sets

We test each kettle and toaster individually, even if they’re part of a matching set. We’ve discovered that more often than not, one appliance is far better than the other, or occasionally, they’re both terrible. 

In most cases, you're simply paying for looks over performance, and that only really works if you plan on using your kettle and toaster as decorative features rather than functioning appliances. 

That doesn't mean there aren't any good options out there at all though – sometimes you just have to look a little harder. Our reviews reveal the strong and weak points of every kettle and toaster we’ve tested over the years, so you should always check them before making a final decision. That way, you can work out which features are more important compared to what you’re willing to compromise on.

Tips on mixing and matching appliances

If you're not willing to settle for anything less than perfect performance (and why should you?), you may have to compromise a little on the aesthetics of your kettle and toaster.

These tips will help you to achieve a colour-co-ordinated look without being tethered to the same manufacturer or range:

1. Consider a classic colour such as black, white or cream: This will make it easier to match high-performing kettles and toasters made by different brands. 
2. Focus on overall appearance rather than specifics: Think retro-style, textured finishes or clean, modern lines – these are common themes in the world of small appliances so you won’t struggle to get your hands on a kettle and toaster in the same style. 
3. Think about where you place your appliances on your kitchen worktops: If they’re not right next to each other, you’ll be able to get away with models in slightly different shades of the same colour rather than exact matches. 
4. Embrace a slightly more eclectic look: Sometimes a deliberately mismatched kitchen can look even better than a completely uniform one – and it gives you complete freedom too.

Planning a new kitchen? See our inspiring kitchen design ideas.

How to get the best deal on a kettle and toaster set

Shop around

It pays to shop around online for kettles and toasters. Retailers such as Argos and Currys often offer bundle deals that make the pair much cheaper than buying separately. It’s also worth checking Amazon for its ‘frequently bought together’ discounts.

Although a bundled deal is often your best bet, it makes sense to check the individual prices of each product before you buy, just in case a discounted item makes the pair cheaper.

Scour the seasonal sales

The January sales, or September sales – when shops try to tempt students heading to university to stock up on budget kitchen gadgets – are good times to look for bargain kettle and toaster sets. Older colour options or styles that are being phased out may be cheaper than normal.

Check the supermarkets

Asda, Morrisons, Sainsbury's and Tesco can be good places to shop for low-cost, own-brand kettle and toaster packs from as little as £12. Paying less doesn't automatically mean you're stuck with a plain white plastic creation though. We've found some affordable, stylish options, including copper kettles and toasters. The quality of supermarket own-brand appliances varies a lot though, so check our reviews before you buy to avoid a dud.

Another way to keep costs down is to buy from a reliable brand. We’ve found that some kettle and toaster brands are prone to faults, so it's likely you’ll need to replace them every few years.

For appliances that go the distance, see our guides to reliable kettle brands and toaster brands.