Add a touch of French class with this vintage-style mirror for sale at Pedlars. It's suitably distressed looking so you can pretend you found it at a Parisian flea market. The words 'Savon' and 'Amélie' run across the image in a decorative script. The savon makes sense, but I'm not sure if every time I look in the mirror I need to be reminded that I don't look like Audrey Tautou!
At £34, it's a cheap and chic way to create a boudoir look.
Buy it online
New designs from Madeleine Rogers, better known as Mibo, are always welcome here and the new St Merryn Shade is no exception.
Like most of the Mibo designs, it has a decidedly retro look to it. In this case, it ventures somewhat into shabby chic territory with a blue and cream striped background featuring a red floral pattern. The shade measures 20cm in diameter and can be bought on its own for £29.25 or combined with a ceramic base for £55.50.
Buy online directly from Mibo.
Fancy giving your dining table a bold retro twist? Check out these Vacationland and Oaho Hawaiian tablecloths, available now at Notorious Kitsch.
It's a colourful splash of vintage Americana, with the Oaho Hawaiian cloth packed with palms and Hula girls, while the Vacationland design is a vintage-style map of the USA, with some well-chosen images representing each state.
Both are made of 100 per cent cotton, with prices starting at £25. See an image of the Hawaiian cloth over the page.
Holy cow Batman! These Kapow cartoon style cushions will certainly add a touch of drama to any lounge. Simple and effective, they're made from hand cut from eco-felt (made from 100% recycled bottles) and for sale at Diffractionfiber's Etsy store.
Blam!, Zap!, Splat! and Boom! cushions are also available at $20 each or for $90 you can get the set of five: ideal for providing the commentary to your next pillow fight!
See them online
The Biba Chair takes its name from the legendary fashion store, and as you would expect its design invokes a retro style like its namesake. T
he chair is a low armchair with a striking circular shape and a chrome base. It is upholstered in faux suede, which I’m not entirely convinced by, which is available in a choice of brown, red, duck egg blue, lime green or probably the best option, cream.
Funky Lifestyles is selling the Biba Chair for £545.
If you no longer buy vinyl or can't afford the actual thing, you can attempt to capture the cool of an actual jukebox with this jukebox wall sticker. It's a very simplified outline of a Wurlitzer (with the company logo being replaced by the word 'juke box') in mono colour.
The sticker is made to order by a French company and comes in over 30 colours and, though much cheaper than an original model, is hardly a budget model. The smallest version for sale (150cm by 89cm) costs £98 while the largest version, at double that height, costs an additional £167,
Buy it from Rockett St George
