A contemporary design with mid-century looks courtesy of Graham and Green's '50s-style dining table and chairs.
The oak table and chair have a light, stylish look with their slanted legs, while the oval table top and chair backs add to the vintage feel. You just need to get out your favourite tableware to complete the retro look.
The table costs £695 and the chairs are £185 each.
Buy them from the Graham and Green website
Continuing the trend for products that proudly display their British heritage is the Britannia backstamp range from Repeat Repeat.
Their bone china is all made in Stoke-on-Trent so, for their latest pieces, they've chosen to decorate them with a design based on traditional Staffordshire ceramic stamps. There's a mug, a teapot, a plate and even a tea towel decorated with the design which uses a crown alongside the words 'Made in England'.
Prices start at £10.50 which will get you either the mug or the tea towel and go up to £46.95 for the teapot.
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The title says it all – there's a Celia Birtwell fabric sale taking place in London very soon.
Specifically that's at Celia Birtwell, 71 Westbourne Park Road, London W2 5QH, with the designer offering 'iconic and timeless' furnishing fabrics from £5 per metre. A bargain I'm sure you'll agree.
The dates for your diary are Thursday 18th, Friday 19th and Saturday 20th March, each day running from 10am to 7pm.
Treasury specialise in attractive cushions and prints that feature some of your favourite twentieth-century design icons.
The designs are the work of Lucia Golding and the image above showing the Hans Wegner Wishbone chair on the cushion is typical of her style: silhouettes of the objects are hand screen-printed against subtle shades of greens or blue.
The cushions cost £34 while the prints are about £30-35.
See the range at Not on the high street
You can find some interesting pieces at the strangest of places – like this Target rug, which is available at children's bedding company Babyface.
Yet we suspect demand will come more from adults than children, especially anyone with a leaning towards mod or if you fancy a splash of pop art imagery around the house. According to the site, the rug has a thick pile, is 100 per cent hand-tufted wool and is around 120cm in diameter.
Price? A very reasonable £70.
It's the return of the bottle that launched a million model rocket ships with the aim of marking the 50th anniversary of Fairy Liquid.
Yes, for a limited period, Fairy are selling their washing-up liquid in the white bottle with green lettering that everyone remembers from growing up.
Shoppers in Morrisons may have spotted it already and it's soon also to be on the shelves at Tesco, Sainsburys and Asda, offering the perfect opportunity to bottle a bit of your childhood.
Find out more from the Fairy website
