Retrouvius is an architectural salvage and design business in Kensal Green in north west London. As well as undertaking design projects, they also sell reclaimed and salvaged furniture and amongst their current stock, we’ve spotted these Routemaster Bus Seats.
De-commissioned in 2005, the Routemaster was an iconic image of London that is much missed. Luckily for fans of the “hop-on hop-off” bus, Retrouvius have salvaged a whole bus full of seats so you can have a little reminder of the Routemaster in your own home.
They cost £50 + VAT per seat. Visit the Retrouvius website to see more images and to contact them to purchase.
The Candy Task Lamp by Afroditi Krassa is another piece of design, that although modern, was clearly influenced by past design movements, particularly modernism.
Habitat has a range of chairs going by the name of Palocco. They embody the best of space-age design as they are simple, but sleek and are made from that favourite material, moulded plastic. The range includes the chair shown here as well as a higher stool model. 
Typhoon has some great kitchenware including the Capsule collection featured here recently. The latest addition to the range they call the Retro Collection is the Classic Retro Juicer, which is a product I’ve not seen in other similar ranges. 
This novelty photo frame may invoke memories of childhood games. The Tic Tac Toe photo frame is based on what we in the UK more commonly call noughts and crosses.
