Looking for something just a little bit different for your walls? You need the Aimee Wilder Analog Nights wallpaper.
It's a tribute to classic technology, with retro favourites like the record deck, ghetto blaster, cassette and reel-to-reel tape player, available in a choice of chocolate or metallic colour scheme.
The only downside is the price – $150 per roll, which is around £110 with the current exchange rate. Maybe go for just enough for a feature wall.
A design that screams the late 1960s – the Modus Orbital space age lounge chair.
The work of Christophe Pillet, the Orbital offers up high gloss GRP shell with a 'scooped' upholstered inner shell in a choice of coloured fabrics or if you fancy a bit more luxury, black leather.
Perfect if you're fitting out a space station, just as cool in any space age-themed home. Prices start around £1,300.
Just when you thought the merchandising of Star Wars was totally exhausted, another item pops into view – the R2D2 water bottle.
What is it? Well, as you can see, it's a water bottle housed in the shape if everyone's favourite 70s sci-fi droid. Just flip off the top, have a drink, then sling it back over your shoulder, courtesy of the attached strap.
Japan only (as you might have guessed), but available imported out of that particular country for the equivalent of £27.
Find out more at the Tanomi website
Via Technabob
Not the first time we have featured the Diadora Bjorn Borg Elite trainers, but we love this new black and white colour variation.
Still the same shoe – based on the footwear worn by Bjorn Borg during his glory years of the late 70s and early 80s (and commercially sold from 1981), they offer up a leather upper in 'off white' with black detailing, along with the brand name on the tongue, heel and moulded into the white outer sole.
You can pick up a pair online, priced at £55.
Not just retro, but positively antique – yet the Nymphenburg coat stand by Otto Blümel still looks like a stylish modern design.
An early modernist gem, the Nymphenburg coat stand is amazingly over 100 years old, designed by Blümel back in 1908. And now it's back on the market, courtesy of ClassiCon.
In terms of technical details, what you see is what you get, with plenty of hooks for your hats and coats, all from a stand made of nickel-plated brass. You can pick one up for around £1,600.
New for this season from Fred Perry is a 60s classic – the Fred Perry textured knit sports polo shirt.
An original 60s design, the waffle knit polo is available in a red or green (olive) variation, with contrast collar, cuff and waist, two-button collar, a vintage Fred Perry laurel and a slim fit.
Made in Italy, you can pick one up for £99.
Find out more at the Oi Polloi website
Via Modculture
