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Betsie cushions from Breadcrumb

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The Breadcrumb range of products which includes purses, tea cosies and cushions, caters for a retro look that is more feminine fancy than stripped back minimalism. Their designs are mostly named after girls, each girl having her own style and look. The Betsie range of cushions, which includes the number entitled Shangri-la shown above, utilises digitally printed illustrations of women that are combined with new and vintage trims and decorations to produce a unique look. 

For such a pretty object be prepared to pay a pretty price too. This cushion will set you back £62. 

Buy it online

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Vintage Fabric Pear Doorstop

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Doorstops made from vintage fabric in the shape of chickens have been popular on a number of websites, and Plumo now has something similar but a little more sophisticated in its Pear Doorstop.

The oversized doorstop (measuring 23cm by 20cm) is made from canvas with a retro 70s print.  The print is made up of various flowers in clashing shades of blues, pinks and orange.

It costs £25 from Plumo.

Categories / Art and Photography, Homeware

Tapestry Rug by Gunta Stölzl

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Textile artist, Gunta Stölzl was the only female director at the Bauhaus. A number of her designs are currently available as limited edition rugs from Christopher Farr, including this one entitled Tapestry.

This is based on a design painted around 1926 and the original artwork is now on display at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York.

No price is given for the rug, which means you can expect a high pricetag. Make enquiries via the Christoper Farr website.

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Chocolate Splat Clock by Pilot Design

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Ignore the unappealing sounding name for the Chocolate Splat Clock is a rather attractive piece with more than a little retro style.

It is made from Kona Blend pattern laminate on MDF, which is a rich dark colour, rather similar to the retro favourite Walnut. The “splat” part of the clock is a cut out pattern backed with white MDF for contrast. The clock hands are available in a choice of aluminium or painted in either blue, green, red, orange or yellow.

The clock costs $45 (around £30) and happily is available for shipping worldwide. Buy online from Pilot Design’s Etsy shop.

Categories / Food and Drink, Homeware

1950s diner napkin holder

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If you’ve already got your tomato shaped ketchup bottle but are missing the finishing touch for your kitchen, this 1950s diner style napkin holder may be the answer. Available in either red or black gingham and with a curved top and metal finish, it’s perfectly retro styled. It’s also double sided, so no need to fit about who gets to wipe their hands first after a burger, shake and fries. 

It’s a cheap and cheerful addition to the kitchen for £12. 

Buy it from the Dollydagger website

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Layer Sideboard

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The Layer Sideboard gives an interesting twist on the traditional sideboard.

The body of the sideboard can be made from either white oak or brown lacquer, but it is the different coloured front panel that gives it a distinctive look. The front part is available in red, blue, green, pink lacquer as well as the white oak and brown lacquer, which gives a wide choice.

The Layer Sideboard is also offered in various sizes and configurations/ It costs between $2600 and $3000 depending on what choices you make, from 2b Mod.