The Heal’s House range includes this Sideboard designed exclusively for the store by Leonhard Pfeifer.
It has been designed to work well in smaller rooms, measuring 113cm wide x by 45cm deep. Heal’s describe it as being perfect for modern living, but being a walnut sideboard, it inevitably has a certain mid-century look to it.
The sideboard costs £495 from Heal’s.
Create a splash in the office (or at school) with these very cool retro lunch boxes by Birdyhome.
Take your pick of three vintage illustrations – I Love London, Circus or Spaceboy, each with contrast bases and plenty of room for a sandwich or snack.
Cheap enough too, retailing online for just £7 each.
Like a stripped back modernist style for your office? Well, for the look without the price tag, you might like the Micke desk from Ikea.
While it's certainly not the polished wood and gleaming aluminium you'd normally associate with the style (this one is made from a combination of fibreboard and plastic), it's certainly got the clean Bauhaus lines. It's also got the modern advantage of having cable outlets and compartments built into the design. And, if you need more storage, there are more units that can be purchased to be added on.
It's one of those budget designs that Ikea is so famous for, costing just £65.
Available in-store only, you can see it online here.
East London-based designer Mr Wingate started out making t-shirts and bags, but has recently branched out into home textiles, including a series of East End Pub Crawl Cushions.
Each design has an illustration of a traditional English boozer on it. Choose from the Macbeth in blue, the George and Dragon in green or the Royal Oak in red.
The cushions cost £35 each and including a cushion pad. Buy the East End Pub Crawl cushions directly from Mr Wingate’s website.
An interesting design that's not unlike the classic Dodo Designs heads that appeared in The Avengers – the Dolly Storage Jar by Clifford Richards.
Take your pick from various colours (this one is toffee) with that bold retro design printed onto a ceramic creamware jar complete with rubber sealed lid.
Stylish as well as functional, each one sells for £65.
Alessi is reissuing classic designs from the 1920s, 30s and 40s under the name Memories of the Future, including the coffee pot picture above and the tea pot below.
Both are authentic (and timeless) re-creations, with these deco-style pots designed originally by Carlo Alessi and crafted in polished stainless steel, with detailing in 'of its era' bakelite.
The pots above sells for £76. If you want more of the same, check out the site for items like a creamer, sugar bowl, trays, coasters, a fruit bowl, a sugar castor, ice buckets, stroage jars and some really stylish vintage cocktial shakers.
