Category: Design and Interiors

Now that winter seems to be behind us, attention turns to the garden, with this PI:P bird feeder by Koziol offering an affordable retro twist.

Very much in the late 60s, early 70s space age style, the PI:P is available in three colour options, it's made of polystirol and comes complete with cord for hanging and of course, space for food for your feathered friends.

Available online, it sells for £28.80.

Find out more at the Made in Design website

Probably not suitable for a fuill room makeover, but for a feature wall with a retro twist, the Harlequin Contour wallpaper could be for you.

It's described as '50s style', but those big, bold patterns and colours are much more of a 70s thing for us. If the colours are a little too dark, don't despair, the paper is available in lighter shades of sky and teal too.

Each roll is W52cm x L10m, easy to match up and made to order, selling for £39.

Find out more at the John Lewis website

An old friend is back with a bright new finish – the Le Klint Joker pendant light.

First designed back in 1970 by Christian Raeder, the bat-like light (although it's more commonly referred to as a 'flower') was award-winning in its day, but was only originally available in the monochrome shades of black and white. Now colour has been added to the mix – blue, orange, alu, petrol blue, red, yellow and green to be precise.

All of which retail for £164.

Find out more at the Panik Design website

Still love your vinyl? Well, you'll love this midcentury-style Manchester media stand at Urban Outfitters.

It's designed for pupose – ideally, to host your vintage suitcase record player (a classic Dansette for example, or one of the modern repros like the Crosley Archive turntable). But not only that, there's room underneath to host your vinyl LPs and a nice midcentury look from those tapered legs and round-cornered shelves.

Cool design and not too costly at $88.

Find out more at the Urban Outfitters website