A statement fridge freezer with everyday practicality

The CDA Florence Tea Rose 199cm fridge freezer is a tall, freestanding 60/40 model that blends retro styling with modern convenience. Finished in a soft pink “Tea Rose” colour, it’s clearly designed to be a focal point rather than something that disappears into the background.

With a 234-litre fridge and 96-litre freezer, multi‑airflow cooling and full NoFrost, it’s a practical family appliance beneath the vintage looks. Quick Cool and Quick Freeze modes help protect your food shop, and the dedicated wine rack nods to more grown‑up kitchens.

Owners rate it very highly, with an average score of 4.9 out of 5 from dozens of reviews, suggesting that the combination of style, space and features is landing well in real homes.

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Key features

  • 234 litre capacity — Holds 13 bags of food shopping
  • Wine rack — Securely holds tall bottles
  • Quick Freeze Mode — Rapidly freezes newly-added food
  • Quick Cool Mode — Rapidly chills newly-added food
  • Dimensions (cm) – H199 x W60 x D72.5

Who this fridge freezer is best for

This model will appeal most to style‑conscious buyers who want their fridge freezer to make a design statement. The Tea Rose pink finish and retro lines are ideal for period homes, playful modern kitchens or anyone putting together a curated, Instagram‑ready space.

The 234-litre fridge and 96-litre freezer capacities suit small to medium households, roughly up to three or four people who do a weekly shop. The 60/40 split prioritises fresh food, so it’s a good fit if you cook from scratch and stock more produce, dairy and chilled items than frozen bulk buys.

With a D energy rating and frost‑free system, it’s aimed at buyers happy to pay a bit more for convenience and efficiency rather than strict bargain hunters. If you value hassle‑free ownership, features like auto‑defrost in the fridge and NoFrost in the freezer mean less time spent on maintenance.

It’s also a solid choice for first‑time buyers kitting out a new home who want something reliable and easy to use, but don’t want a bland white box. Simple button controls and an internal LED display keep operation straightforward, even if you’re not particularly tech‑minded.

What we like

The standout advantage is the blend of design and practicality. The retro Tea Rose styling is genuinely distinctive, yet underneath you still get a full‑height, 199cm fridge freezer with sensible 60/40 storage.

Capacity is generous for the footprint, with space for around 13 bags of shopping and a tall, well‑lit interior. Adjustable glass shelves, a salad crisper and a dedicated wine rack make it easy to organise everything from everyday groceries to weekend bottles.

Performance‑wise, the Quick Cool and Quick Freeze modes are genuinely useful. Dropping the freezer to around -24°C and the fridge to about 2°C for set periods helps lock in freshness after a big shop or when loading in a lot of room‑temperature items.

Full NoFrost in the freezer and auto‑defrost in the fridge are big time‑savers. You don’t have to empty the freezer and chip away ice, and multi‑airflow cooling helps keep temperatures more even from shelf to shelf.

Build and usability details like LED lighting, front‑mounted controls, adjustable feet and wheels for easy movement show decent attention to everyday convenience.

Where it could be better

The most obvious compromise is the lack of a reversible door. With a fixed right‑hand hinge, you’ll need to be sure your kitchen layout works with that, or plan cabinetry around it.

There’s no water dispenser or ice maker, which some buyers may expect at this price point, especially given the tall height and premium styling. If chilled water on tap is a must, you’ll need to look elsewhere.

Noise is rated at 41 dB with a C noise rating, which is respectable but not ultra‑quiet by modern standards. It should be fine in most kitchens, but if your living space is fully open‑plan and very noise‑sensitive, you may notice it in very quiet moments.

Finally, the 2‑year warranty is decent but not outstanding. Some brands now offer longer cover on refrigeration, so if long‑term peace of mind is a priority, that’s worth factoring in.

Everyday use

Day to day, this CDA fridge freezer is designed to be straightforward to live with. The internal LED display and simple button controls make temperature adjustments and activating Quick Cool or Quick Freeze intuitive, without digging through complicated menus.

The 199cm height gives plenty of vertical space, and the 60cm width means it fits a standard appliance gap. Adjustable shelves let you reconfigure the fridge for taller items or large dishes, while the wine rack keeps bottles secure and out of the way, freeing up shelf space for food.

LED lighting brightens the whole cavity, so you’re not hunting for jars at the back. The salad crisper and fresh‑zone style setup help keep produce in better condition, and multi‑airflow cooling reduces warm spots when the door has been open for a while.

Moving and installing the appliance is helped by adjustable feet and built‑in wheels, useful if you ever need to pull it out for cleaning behind. Frost‑free operation and auto‑defrost mean there’s no messy defrosting routine; general cleaning is mainly a case of wiping down the glass shelves and door balconies.

At 41 dB, you’ll hear the compressor occasionally, but it should quickly blend into the background in a typical kitchen setting.

Performance and features

In terms of core performance, the CDA Florence Tea Rose focuses on maintaining steady, reliable cooling rather than flashy smart extras. The 4‑star freezer rating and 96‑litre capacity mean it’s capable of safely freezing fresh food and storing long‑term items with confidence.

The combination of Multi Airflow cooling in the fridge and a proper NoFrost system in the freezer improves temperature consistency and eliminates ice build‑up on drawers and walls. That’s especially handy for busy households where the door is opened frequently or big shops go in all at once.

Quick Cool and Quick Freeze modes are a real highlight. When activated, they temporarily drop the compartments to much colder temperatures, helping to chill and freeze groceries faster. This not only protects taste and texture, but also helps the appliance recover temperature quickly after you’ve had the doors open for a while.

Practical storage features include four fridge shelves, a vegetable drawer, an egg tray and a dedicated bottle shelf. With the fridge taking the larger share of the overall capacity, it’s well‑suited to households that keep a variety of fresh ingredients on hand, while the four freezer drawers provide structured storage for frozen food.

Energy efficiency is rated D with estimated annual consumption of 196 kWh. It’s not at the very cutting edge of efficiency, but for a tall, frost‑free, feature‑rich model, it strikes a reasonable balance between running costs and performance.

Value for money

This is clearly pitched as a premium‑looking fridge freezer rather than a bare‑bones budget option. You’re paying partly for the distinctive Tea Rose finish and retro style, but you do also get a solid specification underneath: full NoFrost, multi‑airflow cooling, quick chill and freeze modes, and a generous, family‑friendly interior.

The D energy rating and 196 kWh yearly consumption are respectable, though not class‑leading, so the value equation rests more on convenience and design than rock‑bottom running costs. The inclusion of features like frost‑free operation, a wine rack and fresh‑zone style storage puts it ahead of many entry‑level models.

With an average user rating of 4.9 from 36 reviews, real‑world owners seem to feel they’re getting their money’s worth. If you simply want the cheapest possible fridge freezer, there will be more basic options. But if you care about aesthetics and everyday convenience, the price feels justified for what you get.

Our verdict

The CDA Florence Tea Rose 60/40 fridge freezer is a strong choice for anyone who wants their appliance to be part of the kitchen design rather than an afterthought. Its retro Tea Rose finish and tall, slim profile give it real presence, while the internal layout and feature set are well tuned to modern family life.

Quick Cool and Quick Freeze modes, frost‑free operation and multi‑airflow cooling make it easy to keep food fresh with minimal fuss. The generous fridge space, wine rack and flexible shelving give you practical storage without compromising on looks.

You do trade off a reversible door and extras like a water dispenser, and the efficiency rating is good rather than exceptional. But if your priority is a stylish, well‑equipped fridge freezer that’s easy to live with and highly rated by owners, this CDA model deserves to be high on your shortlist.

FAQs

How much storage space does the CDA Florence Tea Rose fridge freezer offer?

It provides 234 litres of fridge space and 96 litres of freezer space, giving a total usable capacity suitable for around three to four people.
Yes. The freezer uses a NoFrost system so ice doesn’t build up, and the fridge has auto‑defrost to prevent frost on the back wall.
No. The door is hinged on the right and is not reversible, so you’ll need to ensure this suits your kitchen layout.
It has a noise level of 41 dB with a C noise rating, which is typical for a modern fridge freezer and should be unobtrusive in most kitchens.
No, it does not include a water dispenser or built‑in ice maker. It focuses instead on storage space, NoFrost and quick chill/freeze features.
It has a D energy rating with an estimated annual energy consumption of 196 kWh, offering a reasonable balance between performance and running costs.
The freezer offers up to 11 hours of safe storage during a power failure, helping to keep food frozen for a reasonable period without electricity.
It includes a 2‑year manufacturer’s warranty, which must be registered with CDA within 60 days of purchase.

CDA Florence Tea Rose 199cm 60/40 Frost Free Fridge Freezer Review

£729.00

Overall score

9.0/10

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