In a similar style to the 1950s Elm Leaf products from John Lewis that we mentioned yesterday, ceramic design Katrin Moye also have a range of retro-inspired Leaf Ceramics.
Her leaf pattern is in green and made up of lots of tiny dots. The design was created for ECP Design and adorns mugs, bowls, egg cups and jugs.
The collection seems to be out of stock currently at ECP Design, but if you can't wait to buy it, Cool Calm Collected has the 500ml jug (£17.99) and the curved mug for £9.99.
How the Dizzy Wall Clock by Karlsson got its name hardly needs explaining, as anything more than a quick glimpse at the steel clock face is enough to make you giddy.
Whilst the circular pattern in the steel and white clock hands do not make this the easiest for reading the time from, it does create a pleasingly psychedelic effect.
The clock measures 30cm in diameter and costs £60 from Dot Maison.
Inspired by a 1960s French chair design, the Repro-Retro Two Seater is not a vintage piece, but something that is currently being made by local crafts people in Derbyshire.
The chair has a birch and beech frame with walnut veneered arms, whilst the seat in upholstered with a pinstripe fabric. The standard width for the two seater is 116cm, but this can be altered. You can also pick from a range of 10 colourways of the pinstripe material.
TheTwo Seater in the standard size costs £1,450. There is also an armchair in a similar style available for £875. Order online from Curiousa and Curiousa.
The Opal Formica Table is the first product from Ella Doran to feature her Opal pattern.
Like the Geometric Repeat pattern that was introduced last year, the Opal is a op-art design that is more subtle than Ella Doran’s more famous work. Here it is used on a table top made from Formica (always good for creating a retro look), on a James Leonard school desk-style table.
The table is available to buy from the Ella Doran website, priced £350.
The “Your Placemat or Mine?” Placemats and Coasters are latest products from perennial favourites People Will Always Need Plates.
As we have come to expect from this company, the placemats and coasters feature drawings of architecture, set against a brightly coloured background. There are two series to choose from, with both available as either placemats or coasters. Set A features homes from the Georgian period up to the 1940s, whilst Set B are four buildings from the 1960s up to modern day.
A set of four coasters costs £20 and four placements £40 from the People Will Always Need Plates website.
The Birdhouse Wallpaper is exactly that – wallpaper decorated with a repeating pattern of vintage style birdhouses.
Each birdhouse has been created with vintage fabrics, newspaper clippings and other shabby chic prints. The pastel shades and the cute little birds make this wallpaper especially suitable for use in a nursery. The wallpaper costs £120 for a roll measuring 6 metres long by45cm wide.
Buy it online from Catkin Collection.
