1.5L Kettle – Medallion Silver Finish
£169.00
KitchenAid Artisan 1.5 L Kettle in Medallion Silver — sleek stainless-steel design, fast-boil performance and a 1.5 L capacity for stylish everyday convenience.
Description
KitchenAid 5KEK1522BMS Artisan 1.5L Kettle in Medallion Silver is a compact, design-led electric kettle aimed at households that need a stylish countertop appliance without the bulk of larger models. Its 1.5‑litre capacity suits small families, couples or individuals who make frequent single-serve drinks rather than large kettles of water at once.
At a glance (confirmed from product data)
- Brand and model: KitchenAid 5KEK1522BMS (Artisan series)
- Capacity: 1.5 litres
- Finish: Medallion Silver
Who this kettle suits
- Small households: 1.5 litres generally covers several cups (roughly 5–6 average mugs) so it is well suited to two to three people or a household that rarely needs a full 2–3 litre kettle.
- Design-conscious kitchens: the Artisan line places emphasis on styling; the medallion silver finish will appeal if you want a visible, cohesive look on the worktop.
- Users who prioritise countertop footprint: because capacity is modest, the kettle is likely to be smaller than larger 1.7–3.0L models, making it better for compact kitchens or limited storage.
How the 1.5L capacity affects everyday use
Translate capacity into routine use:
- Quick fills: for a single cup (200–250ml) you’ll only use a fraction of the capacity, which is more energy-efficient than boiling a larger kettle, provided you only boil the water you need.
- Small gatherings: it can handle several cups in sequence but may require refilling for groups larger than three or four people.
- Practical tip: if you regularly make kettles for 4+ people, a larger capacity might save time and trips to the tap.
Design and practical considerations
The product listing confirms the Artisan series and the medallion silver finish but gives no technical details such as power, lid design, spout/filter type, or base style. These are the aspects that materially affect daily use and comfort:
- Boil speed and electricity: boil time depends on the kettle’s wattage (not stated). Faster boil requires higher wattage; check the specification if speed matters to you.
- Safety and ease of use: features to look for when you check the full spec are automatic shut-off, boil‑dry protection, and whether the element is concealed (easier to clean).
- Pouring and cleaning: inspect the spout and lid opening — a wide lid and a well‑designed spout make filling, descaling and precise pouring easier.
- Finish and upkeep: medallion silver is attractive but metal finishes can show fingerprints or water spots; think about whether you prefer a chrome/metal look that may need occasional polishing.
Things to know before buying
- Confirm missing technical details: the listing here gives model, capacity and finish only. Ask the retailer or check the manufacturer page for wattage, base type (cordless 360° vs. corded), safety features (auto shut‑off/boil‑dry), whether there’s a removable limescale filter, and the material (stainless steel vs. painted metal).
- Space and storage: no dimensions are supplied. If you have tight counter, cupboard or appliance garage space, request the exact height and width to ensure it fits and that the lid clears any overhead cupboards when open.
- Power and plug: kettles draw significant current. Verify the wattage to ensure your kitchen circuit is suitable, especially if multiple appliances run on the same ring.
- Maintenance: like all kettles, descaling will be needed periodically where you have hard water; check whether the kettle’s design makes descaling straightforward (wide opening, removable filter).
- No smart features listed: there’s no confirmation of temperature control, presets or connectivity in the provided data. If you want variable-temperature settings for tea or coffee, verify the model supports them.
If you value the KitchenAid Artisan aesthetic and need a compact, mid‑size kettle for everyday cups and small households, this 1.5L medallion silver model is worth considering—provided you check the missing technical details that affect speed, safety and convenience.




