How the Dizzy Wall Clock by Karlsson got its name hardly needs explaining, as anything more than a quick glimpse at the steel clock face is enough to make you giddy.
Whilst the circular pattern in the steel and white clock hands do not make this the easiest for reading the time from, it does create a pleasingly psychedelic effect.
The clock measures 30cm in diameter and costs £60 from Dot Maison.
Inspired by a 1960s French chair design, the Repro-Retro Two Seater is not a vintage piece, but something that is currently being made by local crafts people in Derbyshire.
The chair has a birch and beech frame with walnut veneered arms, whilst the seat in upholstered with a pinstripe fabric. The standard width for the two seater is 116cm, but this can be altered. You can also pick from a range of 10 colourways of the pinstripe material.
TheTwo Seater in the standard size costs £1,450. There is also an armchair in a similar style available for £875. Order online from Curiousa and Curiousa.
John Lewis is going big on its 50s-inspired patterns at the moment, including the Elm Leaf design adorning this flower jug vase.
The elm leaf design has a great Fifties feel, with its skeletal plant forms depicted in blues, greys and beiges. First spotted as part of their revival mug range, it's now also available on other suitably retro products, ranging from watering cans to string in a tin.
The jug vase pictured costs £15.
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Cath Kidston, Lisa Stickley: we seem to have featured a lot of cake tins recently. But if you like cake, these stacking cake tins have a great advantage – you can store three tiers worth!
Apart from the joy of holding a lot of cake, these tins have got the benefit of some good vintage style. They come in cream covered metal, with either green or red lids. The look is topped off with some matching, not-too-twee, retro typography. For those who are slightly less greedy, they're available as single tins too.
The set of three stacking tins is available for £35.
Buy it from the Dotcomgiftshop
Cast your mind back and you may remember the Woodland cards: a colourful take on the 70s folk trend courtesy of Norway's Darling Clementine. If you thought those cards too good to send to someone else, they are now available in a more permanent form, in the shape of these Woodland trays.
Darling Clementine have selected four of their favourite designs and applied them onto birch veneer trays of various sizes and shapes. Each design uses the same reduced pink, black and white colour scheme to create a striking look. And, on the folk theme, each image is packed full of owls, foxes, flowers and other natural delights.
Currently only available to pre-order, the tray pictured will cost you $35.
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The Opal Formica Table is the first product from Ella Doran to feature her Opal pattern.
Like the Geometric Repeat pattern that was introduced last year, the Opal is a op-art design that is more subtle than Ella Doran’s more famous work. Here it is used on a table top made from Formica (always good for creating a retro look), on a James Leonard school desk-style table.
The table is available to buy from the Ella Doran website, priced £350.
