It's exclusive to Heal's, so if you want to pick up the Sova Bed by John Jenkins, you'll have to get it at one of its stores or online.
It's a super-cool design, inspired by both midcentury and classic Scandinavian design, as well as being available in over 15 colour and size options. Key features include the button detailing on the headboard and the tapered oak stained beech turned legs, not to mention the minimalist frame.
Al of that is yours from £1,295.
Sydney Harry was one of the UK’s leading colour theorists, who produced op-art style paintings in the 1960s and 1970s that reflected his ideas.
A range of his work is now available to buy as giclée prints. Pictured here is Red Interlock, from 1971, which is about creating an illusion of depth. The prints cost between £55 and £115, with this one priced £65.
View the whole range at Sydney Harry Design.
Spring has most definitelty sprung and what better way to give your kitchen a much needed zing of colour than with this mini bread bin from Wesco.
Wesco are renowned for their quality, heavy duty storage with a 50s style twist. The mini bread bin, made of powder-coated steel, will be the perfect finishing touch for any retro kitchen. Available in yellow, red or almond.
Wesco mini bread bin is £75 from Pedlars website.
Looking for something more unusual to put onto your sofa? Take a look at Zoe de Las Cases' cushions which are based on vintage family photos.
The Paris-based designer has printed the photos onto fabric and shaped into a cushion. Though the subjects of the photographs are unknown, they will instantly remind you of your own old family snapshots. The design pictured is called cousins and there's also a design based on a group of sisters. The nostalgic subject matter is further enhanced by the colour tinting of the image.
The cushion costs £23.75.
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We've featured lots of wallpapers that take their inspiration from the 1950s recently. For something with more of a 60s feel, take a look at this Orchard wallpaper from Graham and Brown.
The paper has a very graphic look with a repeated motif of an apple, executed in black and white with occasional use of grey too, helping enhance the sixties look. For a slightly more colourful variation, there's also a version of this design available using red.
The paper costs £20 a roll.
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I'm not sure if this is a variation of the Keracolor Sphere, so let's just say this is a 1960s space age round television. It's also on eBay right now.
Does it work? Probably not, not least because of the advent of the digital era. The seller bought it for display purposes and it has been in storage, with no guarantee of it being functional. Note that, but note also that you can probably replace the actual TV in the shell, which has apparently already been done for this unit.
That shell is in white fibreglass, with a tulip-style base. Some minor damage, but not a lot. So a striking design piece or a project. It's currently on eBay at £100. Lots more images on the seller's page.
Find out more at the eBay website
