The Hara Chair by Giorgio Gurioli for Kundalini is another one of those products that looks as if it has come from the Sixties but is in fact a much more recent creation.
Designed in 2002, it is described as “a bio-energetic seat handmade in lacquered fibreglass”. It has also been treated for outdoor use to protect against ultra violet rays and be resistant to temperature changes. But all that aside, it looks pretty good and was included in GQ magazine’s list of 100 Best Things in the World!
Not a cheap chair by anyone’s standards, Nest are currently selling it at a 10% reduction, bringing the price down to just under £950.
We’ve featured umpteen tea towels here and will continue to do so long as companies keep producing interesting designs for dish drying. Our latest find comes from the V&A Shop, the Mr T. Pott Tea Towel. 
Classic Modern specialise in selling genuine original pieces from the 50s, 60s and 70s, which frequently includes items that are hard to find elsewhere. Their current stock includes several Termotex Cocktail Snack Dispensers. 
Duffy London sell a range of canvases called Mini Glo. Probably the best in the range is the Vintage Shade Mini Glo-Canvas which features a print of a vintage lamp shade against a red wallpaper background. 
Space age lighting designs, particularly minimalist white pendant shades, originating in the Sixties continue to be popular and you might be forgiven for thinking that those were the only styles being designed back then. But Verner Panton, as innovative as ever, also designed some more elaborate lights including the Spiral Pendant. 
