Think an cutting board is nothing more than a functional object? That’s not the case with these Ken Goodwin art-based cutting boards.
All boards are handmade in the US using top-grade woods (including maple, cherry, walnut ad willow), with some rather stylish designs, including some op art, art deco and Mondrian designs – one of which is this Expansion board, inspired by Bridget Riley’s Movement in Squares.
It’s made of maple and walnut, with a flat grain and is sized around 20 inches across. You can order one online for $350 (around £175).
Pop art prints aren’t exactly hard to come by but Nest is currently selling original artwork by Conrad Leach. Taking icons from the 60s and 70s, Leach gives them a pop art makeover. 
You may be stuck with an anonymous mass-produced modern bath because it just isn’t viable to have a stylish Victorian one, but perhaps you could hang a picture of one in your bathroom instead. 