Siemens: Innovating Since Before It Was Cool

Founded in 1847 in Berlin, Siemens didn’t just jump on the technology train—they helped lay the tracks. Starting with telegraphs that connected the world (pre-WhatsApp, obviously), Siemens quickly became a name synonymous with cutting-edge innovation. Over the decades, they’ve dabbled in everything from power grids to futuristic home appliances, proving that Germans really know how to overachieve.

But let’s focus on their vintage gems. Siemens’ mid-century creations weren’t just functional; they were design statements. From sleek toasters to space-age radios, their appliances were the perfect marriage of brains and beauty. These aren’t just gadgets—they’re icons of a time when technology was built to last and actually looked good doing it.

At Vintage and Other Things, we’re all about reviving Siemens classics for the modern home. Because why buy another soulless gadget when you can own a piece of design history that’s still ahead of its time? Whether it’s a 1950s coffee grinder or a 70s mixer, Siemens proves that innovation never goes out of style.

Siemens: for when you want your home to feel a little more genius, a lot more vintage.