A classic Adidas trainer gets a premium makeover and reissue – the Adidas Stan Smith Vintage Tournament Edition trainers.
Pretty much as you expect from the tennis court classic, with a premium leather finish thrown into the mix alongside the original detailing, released this time in an all-white finish with brown interior and featuring the Tournament Edition tongue.
Sold in very limited numbers and in a limited edition box, they're yours for £79.
A new lighting range from Jonathan Adler, with the Reynolds floor and table lamp adding some retro cool to any living room.
Both use plywood for the base, stacked and carved to being out the grain, creating something that looks more like a premium wood rather than something so humble. Add to the light an oatmeal shade and blackened bronze detailing and you've something that could well have come out of the 1950s.
The table lamp stands around 25 inches high, selling for $495, while the floor lamp comes in at 57 inches, selling for $995.
Scream your mod credentials when you're outdoors with the JC de Castelbajac v Fermob target bistro table.
This is an updated version of a design that's been around (and outside French cafes) since the 19th century, JC de Castelbajac adding his own twist in his Cocard Collection with that target design (which is actually based on the French flag in this instance).
In terms of structure, the table is made of painted steel that's been treated to stop corrosion, with a silkscreen shelf steel top, UV resistance and protective caps on the feet. Choose from three colour variations (see another over the page), all selling for $139 Euros online.
A 70s basketball shoe is reissued for the modern era – the Adidas Americana Low trainer.
Dating back to the early 70s, the Americana became the official shoe of the American Basketball Association, but now is very much a stylish casual shoe, reissued in a blue, white and red finish with a synthetic upper, suede toeguard and white sole.
Yours for £59.99.
It's been around for over 60 years, so it's safe to assume that the Charles and Ray Eames CTM coffee table for Vitra is a timeless classic.
Yes, this dates back to 1946 and at the time, this 'round coffee table with metal legs' was quite revolutionary. Fast forward to 2009 and you probably think it quite average – which is a good indicator of just how influential it's been over the years.
The top is made of moulded ash plywood (with slightly raised edges), while the legs are slim chromed tubular steel. And if you want one in your living room of kitchen, it will cost you just under £750. Of course, that doesn't include the chairs.
A modern design with a considerable nod to the past – the Ruben Arkipelag 1930s-style table lamp.
The Arkipelag table lamp is part of a range of table, wall and floor lamps by Niclas Hoflin, all inspired by the 30s and 40s and with a stem of lacquered iron, an aluminium shade and articulated head.
Take your pick of glossy red, white or black for the table lamps, all selling for £274.
