Category: Homeware

This sideboard is part of the Aero range designed for the Danish company Naver.

Naver takes its name from the word " Navere " which is an old Danish traditional name for the cabinetmakers who travelled the world to learn their trade from the masters who provided them with board and lodging. This craftsmanship is evident in all of their furniture with the Aero collection designed by Søren Nissen And Ebbe Gehl drawing on the “Golden Age” of Danish design. The sideboard has a distinctive oval shape, and comprises of four four drawers in the centre with a cupboard either side.

Within 4 Walls is selling the sideboard in a choice of walnut or light oak. The walnut costs an eye-watering £4384, while the oak model is significantly cheaper, although still not actually cheap, at £3337. Visit Within4Walls to buy.

There is no shortage of retro print cushions out there and indeed we hardly go a week without featuring one. So not wanting to break that tradition, may I draw your attention to this Seventies Sunflower Cushion.

The square cushion has been made by hand in a cotton featuring a very bold sunflower pattern. The yellow/orange sunflowers on a brown background version pictured here is probably the most authentically 70s looking, but cushions are also available in olive green and purple or shades blue, both against white backgrounds.

The cushions cost £20 with a fibre cushion pad. Deduct £3 for just the cover or add £4 for a feather pad. Buy online from HunkyDory Home.

The Sledge Chair has been designed for the Autoban series by De La Espada.  This low chair takes its inspiration from childhood memories of sledging.

The chair is available in a choice of woods and upholstery, but for the most retro looking option, the walnut veneer can't be beat.

It is available to buy in the USA from Velocity Design, priced $1645 (around £1000).  For stockists elsewhere visit the the De La Espada website.