Samsung's new Bespoke fridges let users upload designs
Personalize your fridge with a custom image or generative art
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Samsung has announced even more Bespoke news at this year's KBIS: You can now print any image you want onto your new Bespoke fridge.
Samsung's Bespoke line of design-forward appliances has been making waves since it was first announced a few years ago. Initially, you were able to order custom panels for your fridge in a variety of finishes and colors. Now you can upload any image you want to print onto the panels. Family pictures? Famous artwork? Something you've created on your own? Just head to Samsung.com and any image you desire can be custom-printed onto your new Bespoke fridge at a cost of $300 per panel. This entire process, including shipping, is estimated to take about eight weeks.
You can upload your own custom image, or use a generative design created by artist Matt Jacobson.
Looking for a custom design but don't have any images of your own? Samsung is also partnering with generative artist Matt Jacobson. Generative art leverages algorithms to let you quickly and easily create complex and unique designs.
We've reviewed several Bespoke fridges in the past, such as the excellent RF29BB8600AP, and found they typically have above average performance. While you do pay a premium for the custom aesthetic, it costs much less than buying a truly customized fridge.
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