Most of the Miele fridges on this page are larder fridges. A larder fridge has no freezer section, so all of its space goes to chilled food. You can choose integrated models that sit behind your kitchen doors or freestanding fridges that can go anywhere with space and a socket. Sizes run from compact under-counter models of around 92 litres to full-height freestanding fridges of 399 litres.

The Miele built-in fridges come in several sizes. The tall fully integrated larder fridges hold about 294 to 309 litres. Their energy ratings run from B to E and their noise levels from 29 to 33 dB, so compare both if the fridge will sit in an open-plan room. Built-under models of about 125 to 127 litres fit beneath the worktop. One of them has a pull-out front drawer in place of a hinged door, which makes it easier to reach food stored low down. If you want a little frozen storage, one built-under fridge has a 14 litre ice box, but you have to defrost the ice box by hand. A smaller 136 litre integrated larder fridge also needs defrosting by hand, while the other built-in fridges defrost automatically. All the built-in fridges are hinged on the right with fixed hinges, so make sure that works with your kitchen layout.

The Miele freestanding fridges come in two sizes: a compact 141 litre fridge in white and a 60 cm wide, 399 litre larder fridge in white, silver stainless look or black steel. The white 399 litre model has a door you can rehang on either side. The black steel version has an EasyOpen lever handle. Several fridges here use SensorTouch controls to set the temperature precisely, and most can connect to the internet through Miele@home.

To narrow it down, start with how the fridge will be installed. Built-in suits a kitchen where the fridge should match the units, and the largest freestanding fridges give you the most space. Then pick a height and decide whether you need an ice box. If you would rather have a proper freezer section, look at Miele fridge freezers, or browse the wider Miele refrigeration range.