Not only will they both have the same finish – making it easier to find something that will complement your existing décor – all the details, such as control knobs and metallic elements, will match. There’s even a setting for those who love bagels, which will toast the inside, while gently warming the outside. The minimum 235ml fill is great for those looking to save energy, meaning you only need to boil as much water as you plan to use.

Its sleek toaster is a case in point: it’s equipped with four generously sized slots, a defrost function and also a reheat option tucked at one end of the browning dial – ideal if breakfast is delayed. Another benefit is that the minimum boil is just one cup (250ml), so it’s economical, although the minimum level isn’t indicated on the kettle. However, there are a couple of downsides, such as no additional choice of colours, and the steel finish is prone to fingerprint marks. In testing, our bread toasted a little slower than with other toasters we tried but still came out evenly browned. The kettle is just as good-looking, with a handle that’s easy to grip and a light-up lever to show when it’s boiling.as real users, posing a threat to a site’s security, so the site sometimes runs random security checks.

Everyone has their own requirements when it comes to a cup of tea or coffee and the same goes for their kettle. In testing, our homemade bread toasted from the bottom right to the top, although it started to singe at the edges.

These matching kettle and toaster sets will see you through to lunch and look stylish on your kitchen work surface - whatever colour and design you opt for.