Rocking chairs don't have to be dull and made of wood, they can come with a retro twist like this Bo Concept 8700 rocking armchair.
Yes, miles away from the classic rocker, this one could fit into any room with a 60s or 70s vibe, offering up a stainless steel rocking frame and a fabric or leather finish for the seating and back rest.
Prices vary depending on that finish, but you're probably looking at around £849.
Looking for something vintage that stands out from the crwod for your bits and pieces? Check out this Industrial Nine Drawer Unit at Pedlars.
Actually, it's not strictly vintage, it's actually a reproduction of an old item found in a factory in France. So you get the look, but also the guarantees a new piece offers too.
It's heavy, it's solid, it's metal and according to the blurb, it's just like the original. Although we suspect those coloured drawers (which can be arranged in any order) weren't originally like that. Available online, it sells for £995.
Here's a modernist gem that has passed us by over the years – the Cassina LC1 armchair by Le Corbusier.
A stylish number that still looks sharp over 80 years since its debut (back in 1928), it's essentially a sling chair with polished chrome plated steel frame, the seating and back in ponyskin or cowskin (with black leather arms) or black leather for the whole chair.
Timeless and unlikely to age for some years to come, it sells for £1,285.
Designed for kids, certain to be loved by big kids – that's the Lego City coat rack.
Yes, a coat rack made of Lego, with a wooden back plate (plus plugs and screws) for easy mounting and of course, those three Lego minifigures that attach to it and keep your coats and hats in place – the Fire Fighter, Construction Worker and Police Officer for the record.
All of that for not a lot of money, just £14.65. But note it i good for ages 6+, so we can't be sure it will hold your average 30-year-old's winter overcoat.
Yes, it’s another Nelson design, but with a design as stylish as the George Nelson Spindle wall clock, it’s hard to ignore it. Read more
New in at Made in Design is this 1970s-style constellation mirror from Sentou Edition.
Designed by Denis Santachiara, it's made from coloured circular acrylic mirrors that are connected by wire to resemble some imaginary stellar arrangement. The mirrors may not be too useful for checking your reflection but overall it's certainly a statement piece for your wall.
The mirror costs £130.
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