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Le Creuset is known for its quality French cookware, so it's no surprise that the brand makes one of the best kettles on the market. True to its name, the Classic Kettle really is the perfect classic pot. It is made from steel with a durable porcelain enamel coating and is available in nine shades, each with Le Creuset's signature color gradient.

The Classic Kettle has a round button lid and a locking handle that makes pouring easy. It works with any hob, even an induction hob, and you can count on efficient, even heating and fast cook times.

The All-Clad Stainless Steel Kettle is a truly impressive product. With an extremely polished, high-quality 18/10 stainless steel body and a slim, beveled handle with smooth rivets, the design is not only attractive, but also functional and durable. Suitable for all stovetops, this 2 liter kettle boils water quickly, beeps when ready and opens for smooth pouring.

The Raven Stovetop Kettle is a beautiful product with a modern industrial flair. It comes with a removable infusion basket which is ideal for brewing loose leaf teas but can also be used as a standard teapot. The lid even features a sharp range thermometer with a color guide so you can get the perfect temperature for green tea, white tea, black tea, etc. every timeOolongs.

If an electric style is more your speed, try Gemini's Enfinigy Pro. This modern, minimalist kettle has six pre-set heating modes, making it easy to reach the perfect temperature for tea, coffee or hot chocolate. It boils water very quickly and thanks to the double wall insulation it is able to keep the water hot for up to 30 minutes.

Part of Chantal's Scandinavian cookware collection, the Sven tea kettle is a chic piece with a contemporary appeal. It's made from enamelled steel with natural light wood accents on the handle and lid, so it will feel right at home in a Scandinavian-inspired, minimalist kitchen. You can also use it on all types of stoves and the wood stays cool even when filled with super hot boiling water.

The Kate Spade Deco Dot tea kettle has an alluring retro 1960s vibe that makes it the perfect decorative piece in a kitchen. But it's not all pretty - the steel pot has an enamel coating and holds 2.5 liters of water, giving you plenty of extra water to refill. Get some matching patterned mugs and you've got the cutest tea station in the world.

The SUSTEAS Stove Whistle Kettle has an attractive industrial design that has a luxurious appeal - without the luxury price tag. Made of food-grade stainless steel with an ergonomic knob handle and a triple-layer encapsulated base for even heating, this large-capacity pot holds 2.4 liters of water. And when it's finished, the remarkably loud whistle can be heard from a few more rooms.

Electric kettles have many advantages, but they can be tricky when you have very little counter space. A solution? The 1.25 liter KitchenAid kettle that's cute and compact enough to fit in tiny kitchens - and it looks really good doing it. It's super easy to use, with an LED on/off button and removable lid, and it boils water in record time. Plus, your kitchen will benefit from KitchenAid's classic color options, including Empire Red and Pistachio.

If you're looking for a cast iron model, check out the round Staub kettle. It has a semi-gloss multi-layered enamel finish and is available in a range of stylish colors including red, brown, navy blue and dark green.

The robust stove-to-table design heats water slowly and keeps it hotter longer when you remove it from the burner. This cast iron kettle is also dishwasher safe and resistant to rust, chips and cracks.

If you're short on space, consider the BergHOFF stainless steel teapot. This undeniably cute kettle holds up to a quarter and is available in polished stainless steel with a black nylon handle or white with a coral handle. It has a handy detachable leaf filter and a three-layer base that helps keep yourmazeriertes teahot long after it's been removed from the stove.

If you like the look of clear glass, try this Hiware theme. The borosilicate glass pot, which comes with a stainless steel lid and mesh strainer, looks delicate but is durable enough to be placed directly on a gas, electric, or microwave stovetop. The Hiware glass teapot is not only top rack dishwasher safe, but also fridge safe or out of direct sunlight for making iced tea.

Another electric option, this OXO kettle has a lot going for it: precise temperature control, a super-fast boil time, and a classic gooseneck spout. This is the ideal kettle for those who want more control over the tea making process, and the base includes ideal temperatures for different teas and even coffee, allowing you to brew the ideal cozy brew every time. It's also very small, making it suitable for narrow kitchens where worktop space is at a premium.

If your style is a mix of eclectic, whimsical and vintage then look no further than Mackenzie-Childs Whistling Teakettle. This eye-catching option features a hand-painted enameled steel body and is accented with a sculpted knob, glittery whistle and carved wooden handle. In addition to its unique appearance, this part features excellent conductivity, fast heating, smooth wearing and convenient pouring.

The Towa Workshop Tetsubin Japanese Tea Kettle is the perfect blend of sturdiness and style. The cast iron casserole features a textured dotted exterior, a fully enamelled interior, a hemp-wrapped handle, and a removable stainless steel strainer if you prefer loose leaf. It's available in a whopping ten different sizes, from delightfully small to extra large, so you can choose the one that best suits your kitchen.