The recently-departed Pierre Paulin reworked some old designs and introduced some new ones just before his death, the Lupo table being one of the latter.
This Scandinavian-inspired piece was actually one of Paulin's first designs, way back in 1953, but still looks every bit the modern table with its geometric shape, angled legs and cut-out 'handles' on the tray-like top, making it portable as well as stylish.
Constructed from black stained oak, it sells for £635.
There's something very eye-catching, but at the same time, a little unnerving about the Fornasetti Serratura keyhole rug.
A typically bizarre Piero Fornasetti work, it features the female face (opera singer Lina Cavalieri, should you be wondering) that was so prevalent in his work, this time in a keyhole shape on a bold red background.
Hand knotted in 100 per cent wool and sized around 3ft x 5ft, it retails for £2,390.
There seems to have been lots of retro-inspired wallpapers recently and here's another one to add to the list: Ferm Living's Retro Leaves Wallpaper. Designed by Trine Anderson, it's part of their new 'Very Special Collection'. The papers all use the old-fashioned technique of surface print to produce a stencil like effect.
The technique works fantastically with the repeated pattern of skeletal leaves for this wallpaper. This, combined with the muted green and yellow colour scheme, recalls British designs of the 1950s.
The paper cost £54 a roll.
Buy it from the Cloudberry Living website
Not just a feature wall, this Andy Warhol glass wall mural offers some imposing pop art for your home.
Shackerley specialises in glass blocks and if you want something plain, you can opt for coloured blocks for either the bathroom or internal walls for around £13 each. But if you want something a little but more interesting, the Murals by Design range, which includes the Marilyn Monroe by Warhol imagery.
The designs use 190 x 190 Flemish clear blocks and are printed to one face only, although custom designs can be produced. Price? That's not available online, you'll need to contact the company for a quote.
A new design with one foot firmly in the past – the Roche Bobois Rondo vase range.
Very much in that 1960s Scandinavian style, there's even an orange colour option (above) if you want the full-on retro look, or you can opt for a monochrome, metallic black or white.
Prices vary depending on your choice, but start around £56. See the website for your nearest branch.
The original is near-impossible to find and to be honest, the reissue of the Eero Aarnio Cognac XO armchair isn't much easier to source either.
It's not actually a straight reissue of the 1966 Cognac V.S.O.P. chair (hence the slight name change), this version is bigger and 'more ergonomic', but still hads that distinctive fibreglass frame and some upholstery in a Tonus fabric in your choice of colour.
Of course it isn't cheap, with prices around the £4,000 mark, but there's no denying it's a head turner.
