Mid-century style Celine desk at John Lewis
Category: Design and Interiors
1970s-style Ice Pendant lights by Refer+Staer
A classy and modern design that should fit effortlessly into any 70s-style home – the Ice Pendant lights by Refer+Staer.
Designed by Sofie Refer, you actually get two lights per order, both made of mouth blown glass with a matching anodised aluminium stem, a ceiling rosette and built-in transformer.
We love the smoked glass finish that screams that 1970s era, although you can opt for a clear or blue finish too. The two-pack is yours for £303.
Find out more at the Scandinavian Design Center website
Bel & Bel classic Vespa seating
If you can't salvage a whole scooter, you might as well recycle what you can – what way better way to do it than by producing something like the Bel & Bel classic Vespa seating.
Old Vespa legshields converted to seating – what's not to like? Judging by the website there's plenty of options to choose from, including colour, scooter style and matching seating. This could be the coolest office chair you'll ever own.
Sadly, we don't know any details of ordering or stockists as the site isn't in English and there don't seem any obvious price details listed. So if you want one, drop them a line – they might be cheaper than you think. See another image over the page.
Find out more at the Bel & Bel website
Via Modculture
Starburst wall decor
Think sunburst/starburst designs and you are probably imagining a clock or a mirror from the mid-modern period. Wallter, the people behind the bubble rack we featured last week, have used this motif to create this Starburst wall decor.
Rather than being another wall sticker, it's a wood based 3D creation and it's made ready for painting with the colour of your choice. It comes in two sizes with two prices: either just over 60cm in diameter for $142 or, for a dramatic statement and a higher cost, approximately 112cm for $300.
Find out more online
Sidse Werner 1970s Coat Tree
Got a lot of coats and hats? Want somewhere cool to stick them? You need the Sidse Werner Coat Tree.
First designed back in 1971 and now available once more via Fritz Hansen, the Coat Tree is your very own bit of metallic foliage, with branches made of chromed steel in either a plain finish or a more colourful, powder-coated one.
Not easy to find, but the Couch Potato Company has it, priced at £707.
Arne Jacobsen 1950s Dot stool for Fritz Hansen
Over 50 years and still looking as sharp as ever – the Arne Jacobsen 1950s Dot stool is back on the market, courtesy of Fritz Hansen.
There's nothing revolutionary about this 1953 gem, but with a stylish and simple design along with a dollop of colour, it's hard to resist. Designed as a stacking stool, the Dot has a chromed frame with a painted beech 'seat' in a choice of white, black, orange, lime or rose.
Perfect for an emergency seat or just for brightening up a room, Dot sells for £163.50.
