Category: Design and Interiors

A dark wood and chrome combination always ticks the boxes for us, so we’re quite taken by the Morton walnut veneer console.

That dark wood is walnut and matched up with the chrome frame and minimalist sliding drawer, it really does produce that late 60s Merrow look.

Sized at 76 x 120 x 45cm and ideal for a variety of purposes, you can pick up the console online for £330.

Find out more at the Graham & Green website

Want to really make a feature of a feature wall? You could invest in this scratch and sniff pop art wallpaper, courtesy of Flavor Paper.

If the pop art-style bright blue background and contrasting yellow of the bananas don’t grab the attention of your visitors, the ability to smell the bananas on display surely will. The paper is hand screen printed, with each roll around 27 inches wide and 15ft long.

The downside, as you might have guessed, is the price. It retails for $360 per roll, which is around £180. But to balance that out, a part of the profits goes to the Human Rights Campaign and you’ll probably be the only person on the street with intentionally-smelly wallpaper.

Find out more at the Rare Chic website

It might be well over 60 years old, but the Poeten Sofa by Danish designer Finn Juhl is still an incredibly eye-catching piece of furniture.

It was made by Juhl for his own home in 1941 – and I’m guessing that home was tall and not that spacious, judging by the proportions of the sofa. If that’s your place too, this current version is incredibly well-made, with hand-sewn upholstery and legs available in several different types of wood.

Sold in a choice of fabric shades, the Poeten is available to order for £4,598.

Find out more at the Lollipop Shoppe website