A lesser-known design classic is back on the market – the Modern Art table lamp by Yki Nummi.
First produced back in 1955, the lamps has a base of transparent acrylic, with a shade in white acrylic to 'gently illuminate' the surroundings. Understated style you might say – and it's something that MoMA agrees with, it's been in its permanent collection for over 50 years.
It could be in yours too for 320 Euros.
Like LSA's Zabo vases we featured earlier in the year, you'd be forgiven for thinking these Rooster mugs were an older Scandinavian item. In fact they are another contemporary design by Monika Lubkowska-Jones. The mugs have a folk art look, each mug featuring a slight variant on a basic design of the silhouettes of two roosters.
A set features all four designs, each on a different colour mug, and costs £20.
Buy them from the Nest website
Give a little love this Christmas with this limited re-issue of By Graziela's heart pattern. Regular readers will know what fans we are of Graziela Preiser's colourful designs. This heart pattern dates from 1976 and looks as appealing as it must have done back then. It's being sold as cushions or, for the more craftily minded, as fabric in bright pink, red or orange colourways.
The cushions are for sale for £34 each while the fabric costs £21 per metre. But if you're interested you need to hurry as only 150 metres of each colour have been printed.
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Add a retro touch to your home for virtually no money with the Wanted Ball Clock.
Yes, a small clock that ooozes 1960s space age style. Available in coloured finishes or a chrome look, the clock twists off halfway to adjust time and add a battery, then sits back on that stand to give your room a neat retro touch.
Sized at 11 x 11 x 14cm, it sells online for just £10.99.
Though the Discoco light is a contemporary look, it certainly has a lot of retro style. The shape is reminiscent of the Louis Poulsen PH pendants from the fifties, while the use of the discs suggests some 1960s influence. The 35 discs are opaque so the light is directed past them to dramatic effect, as demonstrated in the image above.
This light is designed by Christophe Mathieu and comes as either a 55cm or, far more impressive 88cm model. The size difference is reflected in the price, with the smaller version costing £495 compared to £945 for the larger light.
Buy it from Atomic Interiors
We've seen the attractive results of Donna Wilson's work for SCP on furniture including the Eadie armchair and the Mabel sofa. Now she's applying her same retro styling to SCP's first china collection: the Sprig tableware range.
The range covers jugs, mugs, cups and saucers, salad bowls and the plate pictured above. Each piece features a variation on the 1950s-esque pattern of leaves and other flora and comes in a choice of three colourways.
Prices range from £12.95 for the mug up to £53 for the salad bowl. The side plate costs £19.50.
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