Great looks and a great heritage – the 1946 Vespa Headlight Clock.
The clock is based on the headlight of the first Vespa model, introduced, as the name suggests, in 1946. It features the original green metal casing and chrome bezel, but the lens replaced by an an analogue (and battery-powered) clock.
You can pick one up online for $178 (around £90).
Yes, it’s not up there with the sharper home design we usually feature, but we couldn’t resist highlighting this target pouffe stool.
Serving two purposes – a comfy place to sit and a nice piece of pop art design for your living room, they measure 41cm x 49cm and come in two colour schemes – red, white and blue and black white and blue. it also comes with its own bag for storing away.
Available now, you can buy one for £59.99.
Looking to brighten up your living room? You should check out these Harlequin Whirl rugs.
Available as both rectangular and circular shapes and in three colour schemes (there’s a blue as well as the two above), these soft 70s-style rugs are hand tufted and made of 100 per cent acrylic.
Prices start at £68.
If you’ve shopped around for a chair from Charles and Ray Eames, even a reproduction, you’ll know you’ll be looking at a hefty price tag. So how about getting one in your home at a more affordable price – with these Charles and Ray Eames Chair Coasters.
There are four coasters in the set, each featuring a key Eames design and made by and for the Museum of Modern Art.
You can buy them online, priced at £15.
Find out more at the Places And Spaces website
Doormats are functional items – usually brown, sometimes with the word "welcome", but never particularly attractive. That’s not the case with the Cat Head doormat.
It’s a fantastic site to greet anyone entering a home – a cartoon cat, reminiscent of something Shag might paint, in black, cream and pink. In fact, it’s so smart, you wouldn’t want anyone wiping their feet on it!
Available now, you can pick one up for £12.50.
Looking for a way of brightening up those plain walls? Perhaps you should invest in these Space Invaders wall decals.
Ideal for the retro gamer, each pack comes with 8 alien designs, available in assorted colours, or if you have a dark wall, in plain white. Then just stick them up and impress passers-by with your wall-sized gaming experience. And when you’re bored of the novelty, they’ll peel off.
Available online, each pack costs $46 (around £25).
Find out more at the Patricia Field website
