The 60s - men on the moon and design that reflected that that futuristic vision. And some of it - like the Dalù lamp - still looks futuristic today. Originally designed in by Vico Magistretti, 1969, it's unique look is derived from being made of a single piece of melamine plastic.
Previously you have had to be lucky enough to find one of the originals (we once found 2 - £5 for the pair would you believe) but the good news is that Artemide have reissued this classic design.
Available in black, white, orange and red it's just the thing to brighten up your retro pad. You can find out more about the manufacturers Artemide on their website. Or if you are interested in buying one they are currently available at London Lighting Company (020 7589 3612) for a bargain £50 - that's considerably less than the value of a mint original.
Why not do your bit for the environment by furnishing your home with retro furniture? BBC2's "green queen" Penney Poyzer from No Waste Like Home recommends you do just that by visiting the Danish Homestore in Nottingham.
The Roberts radio, a classic item that could sit proudly in any retro kitchen or living room. It's iconic - but it's not very hi-tech and unless you enjoy Terry Wogan or even worse, local radio, your listening is limited.
Terry O'Neill is renowned as one the finest photographers that Britain has produced, and his classic images from the 60s and 70s include portraits of some of the most striking faces of our time. Don't believe me? Well, you can decide for yourself if you visit the Chris Beetles Arts Gallery.
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