For sale: Philip Johnson-designed mid-century house in New Canaan, Connecticut, NY, USA

One for our US readers (or UK readers with an urge to relocate) - the Philip Johnson-designed mid-century house in New Canaan, Connecticut, NY, USA.

Johnson designed the house back in 1953 - and it's a stone's throw away from his more famous Glass House. Indeed, there's plenty of glass in this one too, mixed with more traditional masonry, slate-tiled floors and plastered walls. There's also a gravel courtyard at its centre, designed as a 'negative imprint' of the house itself.

Walnut Nest of Tables

Another product using Walnut veneer! This time it is a nest of tables by Bloq which has been given the self-explanatory name of “Nest in Walnut”.

Nests of tables are not the most fashionable furniture these days, but their practicality is undeniable. This particular set is especially versatile as they can be interlocked in a variety of ways or flipped over to use as storage. The smallest cube also has a shelf which provides another use. Prices are from £375.

Visit the Bloq website to order and see the nest in its many configurations.

"Chair History” T-Shirt

Eames La Chaise, Aarnio’s Ball Chair, Nelson’s Marshmallow Sofa, De Lucchi First Chair, Gehry’s Wiggle Chair.

These are just some of the iconic designs featured on the “Chair History” T-Shirt. You could have hours of fun naming the thirty chairs depicted on the white t-shirt.

It costs 23,80 Euros (around £20) and is available form the Vitra Design Museum Shop in sizes from Small to XL.

Tatty Devine reissue their Best Of designs

Tatty Devine have become a bit of cult classic in retro kitsch jewellery design, with many pieces selling like the proverbial hotcakes. If you've admired their past lines, but missed the boat thanks to high volume sales, they're giving us all another chance to snap up some of the best.

With their Best Of range, they're reissuing the most popular designs since the brand's inception, featuring great kitschy jewellery designs as modelled by some of their favourite people. Show above is their 50s glasses necklace, originally sold in Spring/Summer 2005.

Find out more from the website

Kartell space age Colombo Phone Table

Ok, we'll admit right now that this isn't a retail piece - but this Kartell space age Colombo Phone Table could be yours with a little work and money.

It's actually the work of one of our regular readers (Andrew), who has fitted the base of a Colombo phone into the lid of a Kartell modular unit (the lip on the phone's base allowing it to be recessed), adding the classic Guzzini Sorella lamp (from 1972) to complete this space age telephone table.

If you're working towards that Space 1999 look (and don't mind getting your hands dirty with a bit of DIY), it's well worth trying yourself. More close-up images over the page.

Find out more about the Colombo phone