Best known for this Red and Blue Chair, Gerrit Rietveld was a member of “De Stijl” movement, whose principles included using straight horizontal and vertical lines, primary colours and avoiding symmetry.
In 1924, Rietveld undertook his most ambitious project, designing the Schröder House in Utrecht, and the Schröder Table was a piece designed to furnish this building. Like the house, the table is made up of geometric asymmetrical forms, and uses the bright colours favoured by other “De Stijl” members such as the artist Mondrian.
Classic Furniture Direct are selling reproductions of the SchröderTable for £335
Space-age design often doesn’t take into account the amount of belongings that some of us have accumulated and any clutter tends to ruin the look. But at least you can store any magazines in style with this magazine rack from Retro Republic. 
The musical Grease is back in London’s west end, so what better time to kit out your dining room/kitchen fifties diner style? 
Part exploitation movie, part psychedelic journey, the 1967 film ‘The Trip’ is a cult classic. Directed by B-movie maestro Roger Corman with a script by Jack Nicholson and starring Peter Fonda, Susan Strasberg, Bruce Dern and Dennis Hopper, it certainly have all the sixties cult credentials. 
You can always rely on Ikea for a quick-fix of cheap design. Recently they’ve been encouraging us all to ‘Be Brave, Not Beige’ with a range of patterned textiles. 