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Hair of the Dog tiki mug by Mitch O’Connell for Munktiki

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Retro favourite Mitch O'Connell is a multi-talented guy – artist & designer, tattooist and now designer of ceramics. 

Purveyors of fine tiki paraphernalia Munktiki have released a limited run of this Hair of the Dog tiki mug. Each poor hungover dog has an ice pack hat which you can put your straw through and will keep your revival remedy for the morning after the night before nicely chilled. Standing at an impressive 9 inches tall, it makes for a suitably kitsch adornment in any 50s den.

The Hair of the Dog tiki mug is a limited edition of 100 and is $60 from the Munktiki webstore.

Categories / Design and Interiors, Homeware

Tongue Chair

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Pierre Paulin created a chair by the same name back in the Sixties, but this Tongue Chair takes its inspiration from Seventies chair designs.

It doesn’t look quite so immediately like its namesake as the Paulin chair either – although perhaps that might be a good thing. It is upholstered in leather, which is available in a range of colours, including dark brown and olive which would add to the 1970s look or cherry red, to play upon the tongue design.

The tongue chair is made to order and costs just under £3,600 from Modenza.

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Harlequin Pod bed linen

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There's a definite 50s influence at work on the Harlequin Pod bed linen collection.

It's a bold and colourful design that seems to have been filtered through both Orla Kiely's stem design and the Sanderson Dandelion Clocks for inspiration. A plant like form in aubergine, lime green and gray works runs up the duvet cover and pillows. That's coupled with a stripe design on the reverse of the duvet to make the design really stand out. 

Pillowcases are priced from £17 upwards, while the duvets start at £55 for a single duvet. 

Buy them from House of Fraser

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Cemia Collection by Ligne Roset

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Ligne Roset’s Cemia collection is a whole range of storage furniture for the living room, dining room and bedroom.

The collection includes wardrobes, chests of drawers of various sizes, sideboards and TV cabinets, all of which have been created from two sections of curved multi-ply in walnut or matt white. The fronts and backs are available in white or black lacquer or with the walnut option a glossy taupe finish, which looks particularly midcentury.

As you would expect with Ligne Roset products, the Cemia range comes with a hefty price attached – a 2 drawer bedside unit costs £1,261 whilst the sideboard pictured here costs £3,374. Further details are available on the Ligne Roset West End website.

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Barbara Hulanicki for Graham and Brown Paint

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Obsessive fans of Barbara Hulanicki’s work might be interested to know that as well as the wallpaper we’ve mentioned in the past, she has also created a range of paints for Graham and Brown.

As you would expect from the Biba founder, the Barbara Hulanicki Matt Emulsion colours tend towards the bold and dramatic with several shades of purple amongst the 24 options. Obviously once it is on your walls, the designer won’t be apparent, but the paint does come in a pot with Hulanicki’s signature design on the front.

It costs £23 per 2.5 litre pot from Graham and Brown.

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Set of 72 spotty doileys

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If you're someone who is keen on cake, scones and entertaining, this set of 72 retro spotty doileys were made with you in mind.

They come in three different sizes, so will suit nearly every dish going, from dainty cups of tea to generous slabs of cake. The retro spotted design is enough to make anyone turn into a 1950s housewife and brings some much needed colour to any afternoon tea.

If you're a keen baker (or even if you just like cake), these doileys will complete your table. Get yours from Rustic Angels for £3.50.