According to Radi Designers, the Ray Stool is a tribute to Ray Eames. But we just love those 60s pop art-style looks.
Apparently, the stool is based on Ray Eames’ profile, creating a totem-like stool that stands 44cm high and is available in a range of colours, including yellow, black, pearl and red.
And you can pay tribute in your home for £277.18.
Not just any bar stool, this is the Jean Prouvé Tabouret Haut bar stool.
Designed by Prouvé in 1942 and reissued by Vitra, it is a more refined version of a typical stool, offering a round seat, four long canted legs and a tubular steel ring mounted two thirds down for solidity and as a foot rest.
The frame is made from solid oak (natural or stained), with prices at around £405.
Find out more at the Nest website
Ask any elderly relative about today’s footballs and they’ll invariably talk about a ‘balloon’ before waxing lyrical about the weighty lumps they had in their youth – a ball like the Old Skool Leather Football.
Miles away from the balls used in the Premiership, this one is leather, Italian made, hand-stitched and coming in its own cloth bag. But it is a regulation size – so should you fancy a kickabout, it’s just the thing. As long as you’re wearing old skool boots.
Available now, you can pick it up for £39.99.
Find out more at the IWOOT website
A clever design that gives a knowing wink to a mid-century classic – the Arris Design George Clock.
It’s a tribute to the George Nelson Ball Clock from 1948, taking up all the negative space of the original design to create a whole new space age-style design.
And even better – it’s a lot cheaper than the original at £50.
When you think of the names Louis Poulsen and Poul Henningsen, you’ll probably think of the classic Artichoke lamp. But there are other equally stylish fittings around – like the Louis Poulsen PH Snowball pendant light.
This art deco-styled gem dates back to 1924, offering ‘glare free’ lighting from all angles, with the light designed so that all surfaces are illuminated at exactly the same angle.
It’s a feature light for a feature room – and at a price. Expect to pay around £1,235.
Find out more at the Nest website
As you might expect from a company called 16 Bit, vintage gaming is very much the focus – with products like the Tetris messenger bag.
It’s just one of a range that also includes PacMan and a Nintendo NES controller, all ideal for carrying anything from a laptop or daily essentials through to your vintage gaming collection (should you wish to carry on a theme).
Two large pockets are available for storage, there’s a strap for your shoulder and the inside has a bright contrast fabric.
Available for 16 Bit’s Etsy store, you can pick one up for $48, which is around £24.
Find out more at the 16 Bit Etsy website
