A cheap way of getting some 70s style into your kitchen – the Right On tea towel from ToDryFor.
Created by Stuart Kolakovic for ToDryFor (the second in a designer range of tea towels for the retailer), the design offers up an eye-catching 70s-style design, complete with treehouse, castle and passing cyclist, along with the 'Right On' logo and an orange and brown colour scheme.
It's sized around 48cm x 76cm, made of 100% cotton and yours for £8.95.
We featured the sofa some time back, but now you can pick up up the single seat version once more – the Cassina 675 Maralunga armchair.
Designed by Vico Magistretti back in 1973, the 675 Maralunga is a low-set armchair with one particularly novel feature – the headrest moves from a low to high position, depending on whether you're kicking back or sitting up straight.
Aside from that, the armchair has polyurethane foam and polyester padding, a number of coloured finishes (fabric or leather) and the option of an ottoman stool. If you want one, the 675 Maralunga is priced from around £1,700. See another image over the page.
We featured the early models of this back in 2008, but the Lexon Mini Dolmen radio is now back in a new set of colours, including the rather cool 'Bambou' above.
It's still every bit the retro-styled radio, but this time with a natural bamboo finish with aluminium detailing, offering both AM and FM reception, electronic volume, a telescopic aerial and a single AA battery for power.
Yours for £61.
Another day, another variation of the classic Adidas Stan Smith, this time the Adidas Stan Smith Vintage in burgundy.
An update of the classic 1960s shoe (and the bestselling Adidas trainer ever made), this new version keeps the perforated detailing, but replaces the usual leather upper with a burgundy suede, matching it with a white leather heel tab and bright white rubber sole.
Available for pre-order now and likely to be a limited edition, the Adidas Stan Smith Vintage in burgundy is yours for £75.
Ok, it might not have as much appeal if you don't have an association with Sweden's capital city, but there's no denying that the Stockholm pop art carpet is an eye-catching piece of interior design.
The work of Maria Dahlgren for a-carpet, this pop art-style design is certain to liven up the most dull of rooms with its bright and bold colours and those quirky illustrations based around sights you'll see in the city.
It's a hand tufted carpet in wool, sized at 200 x 300cm and selling for 3.733.98 Euros. If you don't fancy Stockholm, there's also Helsinki in the range.
Looking for something appropriate for the top of your vintage sideboard? This Habitat Saskis vase should fit the bill.
Loving those 1960s curves, very reminiscent of vintage Scandinavian pieces. Only this is a modern design in coloured glass, with a clear glass rim.
You can pick it up in the white above, green or grey, all sized around 16.5 cm high and selling for £22.
