Marilyn Neuhart Dolls - mid-century icons remade

Are you ready for a story? Well, here goes. Ray Eames picked up one of the original Marilyn Neuhart Dolls and fell in love with it. Shen then asked Marilyn Neuhart to make one for Alexander Girard, who was equally smitten. In fact, he was so taken by the dolls, he asked Marilyn to make 100 for the 1961 opening of his Textile & Objects store, becoming an icon of the store and era. Now, you can have one made for your home.

Yes, almost 50 years on, House Industries has asked Marilyn to create four new designs in the same style as the originals - and she has duly obliged. So take your pick from the characters above, all handmade in the US using the same Mexican cotton from the same family-owned mill that was used for the originals.

Something of a future collectable and quite simply, just a nice thing to own. Depending on your choice of doll, prices start at $75.

Find out more at the House Industries website

Adidas classic Airliner bag

There's something timeless about Adidas accessories, especially something like the Adidas classic Airliner bag.

It's a typical 60s-style flight bag, with minimal detail, nothing more than the classic logo and some trimming, coupled with some orginal colourways and of course, a large storage area, side pocket and shoulder strap.

You can pick it up in four colour versions, priced at £30.

Find out more at the Adidas Store website

Jim Flora mid-60s limited edition prints

We love the quirky illustrations of Jim Flora, indeed we've featured the art reissues of his album sleeves in the past. But now there's a batch of original mid-60s art available once more, which you can pick up in limited numbers from the official Jim Flora site.

Take your pick from what's there, but we particularly like The Big Bank Robbery, a stunning bit of period artwork that's both eyecatching and fun, guaranteed to liven up even the dullest of rooms.

The print is available as part of a limited run of just 30, each one an archival-quality, 13 x 19-inch fine art print that's individually authenticated and numbered by the Flora family. You can order one online for $180.

Find out more at the Jim Flora website

La Redoute Scenario circle design curtain

For unsightly doorways or window frames and as an alternative to the string curtain featured last week, how about this Scenario circle curtain from La Redoute? It's very simple, made only of PVC discs, a metal rod and rings, but is a cheap and easy way to add a touch of 60s touch to your decor. 

It comes in eight different colours but for a space age look, your best bet is probably the black, silver or white options. The price for the curtain starts at £15. 

Buy it online

Robot cabinet from Barnvanligt

Tidying never looked so appealing as when it offered the opportunity to play with this cool Robot cabinet from Swedish company Barnvanligt. Their website is crammed full of great designs for kids. 

Though they do deliver within the EU, their website is all in Swedish. Nevertheless, armed with Google language tools, I've managed to work out that it's made from white lacquer MDF (though a light blue option is also available) and contains three separate sections, each with their own door. Fantastically, the arms are also adjustable. The obvious place for this little creature is a kid's bedroom but as it's so appealing, I quite fancy it for myself! 

See it online