Morphy Richards Appliances

Morphy Richards is a historic British brand that has evolved from a local manufacturer into a global name in small household appliances. Founded in the 1930s, it gained fame for making luxury appliances like electric irons and toasters accessible to the middle-class. Since its founding, the brand has undergone several ownership changes that have split its rights across different global territories.

In its home market of the United Kingdom and Europe, the brand is owned by the Glen Dimplex Group, an Irish-based multinational. However, in major markets like India, the brand rights were historically licensed and eventually acquired by Bajaj Electricals. Manufacturing for Morphy Richards products is largely outsourced to high-capacity facilities in China, though specialized production remains in the UK for certain lines, and regional manufacturing occurs in South Asia for those specific markets.

Today, Morphy Richards signifies a blend of classic British design heritage and modern functional engineering, covering a vast range of products from kettles and coffee makers to advanced garment care and food preparation systems.