Look familiar? Well, at first glance you would guess this is the Panton Chair. But it’s actually a subtle take on that same chair by Dwell.
An official re-edition of this 60s classic from Vitra would set you back around £170. The Dwell edition, which is similar in shape and size is a fraction of the cost, made from ABS plastic and is available in a choice of white, black and red.
You can buy one for £45.
Find out more at the Dwell website
Pez and its assorted dispensers have been around for over 50 years – but few are as eye-catching as the ones in this Elvis Presley Pez set.
Not just one Elvis, you get three dispensers in the collector’s box – ’58 GI Elvis, ’68 Comeback Special Elvis and 1973 Aloha From Hawaii Elvis. Also thrown in are some Pez to munch on and a 3-song audio CD of Hound Dog, Follow That Dream and The Wonder Of You.
You can buy one online, priced at $23 (around £12).
What can you buy the retro gamer who has everything? How about the Nintendo NES controller pillow case.
It’s another Etsy gem, made with 100% super soft Fleece and machine sewn for solid construction. It’s also machine washable and dryable and good to fit most pillows.
Not a bad price either at $40 (£20), with two available for $70 (£35).
Find out more at the Etsy website
I probably don’t need to tell you that the Bloom Sandwich light is more than likely based on the Mary Quant Daisy design.
Which is no bad thing if you want to add a quirky sixties-style twist to a room. There are three colours to choose from (red, yellow and white), all made natural (and eco-friendly) wool felt and with a 180mm diameter.
You can pick one up for £35.
Find out more at the One Eco Home website
This might look like a piece of ceramic from the 1970s, but it’s actually a modern and eco-friendly Sugar Box by Give Me Some Sugar.
Ok, you might not need a container for your sugar, but it’s certain to have uses too. Available in orange, green or red, the Sugar Box is handcrafted by Vietnamese villagers who make this lacquerware in their spare time for an additional income. Which means you’re helping people in poverty sustain themselves too.
Sized at 4 x 4 x 4.25 inches, it retails for $17.95, which is around £9.
Fancy a mid-century art collection in your pocket? That’s what you get with the MoMA Pop Art Postcard Box.
This 4 x 6-inch box (with Robert Indiana design) contains 50 different images on postcards from the Museum’s collection, including the likes of Roy Lichtenstein, Wayne Thiebaud, Edward Ruscha and Andy Warhol. And when you get bored of looking at them, just stick on a stamp and post them out.
The box retails for $20.95, which is around £10.
