Something to appeal to the kid on all of us – the Lego-style Cubo photo frame.
That should actually be frames, as you get three in the set, all plastic, all different colours and all able to stick together, just like your old Lego bricks.
Pick them up online, priced at £10.
It's a relatively modern design that screams 1960s space age – making the Tom Dixon Jack light an ideal lamp for a retro home.
It actually dates back to the mid-90s, the first Dixon design produced by and for Eurolounge – a polyethylene light sized around 56cm in all directions and a light that glows brightly in your room. In fact, it also stacks with other lights if you want something bigger and brighter.
You'll find it in the Victoria and Albert Museum London and the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art or you can buy your own in various colours, priced around the £380 mark.
Storage doesn't get much more novelty than the Swissair vintage airline trolley by Artificial.
Perfect for the wannabe jetsetter, the aluminium trollies are all authentic airline kit, partially restored and given a new use for the home, complete with three aluminium drawers and three trays in transparent plastic, standing around 101cm tall.
Various colours available, all selling for around £1,400. See the website for loads more images.
Fontana Arte is producing some great reissues from Archivio Storico's past – including the Archivio Storico Nasketta floor lamp.
Designed back in 1933, this modernist gem has a very functional look. Indeed, it's still a functional light in the modern era, able to revolve in all directions, wherever you need some reading light in fact.
The base and stem are made of steel, the parabola in aluminium and the colour choice is white, matt black or a metallic grey. Yours for £450.
This Lotus wall clock, which is currently on sale at Wallace Sacks, offers a cheap way of getting some retro chic into your home. Its metal surround resembles the symbol of the atom and makes it look like it came straight out of the era when the atom was seen as an emblem of progress and the future.
It's made by Karlsson and you may remember that we've featured another clock by them under this name before. However, the simplified metal surround on this clock makes it look much later in period than the other model.
The clock is currently for sale at the reduced price of £20 on the Wallace Sacks website
More wallpaper… However, Elli Pop's Just Around Midnight wallpaper looks a bit further back in time than some of the recent papers we've highlighted. This wallpaper features a romanticised early-twentieth century scene of couples dancing away into the night, complete with gorgeous gowns, headpieces and fans. The line drawings look a bit Aubrey Beardsley-esque, while the semi pearl effect given by the mica paper adds to the nostalgia of the scene.
The paper also comes with a champagne or jade colour background, although you'd really need to fall in love with it before purchasing as a roll costs £199.
Buy it from The Look Boutique
