The new Heritage Research collection focuses on a classic ivy league look, so it's no surprise to see these Heritage Research Standard Chino Trousers as part of it.
A classic Chino with a premium finish and available in two colour options (a navy compared to the cream above), it's offered in 100 per cent Italian Chino cotton with a RiRi zip, cotton cambric lining, double rear slash pockets and horn buttons.
£115 is the asking price.
Find out more at the End Clothing website
Via His Knibs
A midcentury-inspired exclusive on the hugh street, this Ercol for John Lewis Chiltern Dining Furniture.
The designs for both the chairs and the table are based in original 1950s Ercol archive designs, with splayed legs and a white painted finish. The chairs are made of ash, with double 'X' stretchers, splayed legs, and criss-crossed spokes in the back. The table is also made of ash, with a smooth rectangular shape with rounded ends.
The table is £399, while the chairs are £179 each. More images over the page.
By Bauhaus, we mean the German design house, not the vintage goth band. Otherwise these Alvar Aalto 75th Anniversary Artek 60 Stools would all be black.
But no, they're in a red, yellow and blue lacquer to celebrate 75 years since Aalto created this modernist classic. Indeed, it's a design that's still popular and influential today and no doubt will be even more popular with a splash of bold colour.
As you would expect, the stools are still made of birch and are priced a little more than the plain version, £165 each.
The original was one of the first things we featured on this site and there was also a limited edition last year that we also covered. But neither of the original Hang-It-Alls have the impact of the Hang It All – Hang it Big by Ruby Anemic. Because it's huge.
Artist Ruby Anemic has created a 200 x 160cm sculpted tribute to the iconic 1953 coat rack by Charles & Ray Eames, with those tubes made of lacquered white metal, topped off by the polychrome lacquered spheres.
Signed and numbered and limited to 53 units, it sells online for an equally hefty 8,300 Euros, plus shipping of course.
Find out more at the Colette website
Via Switched On Set
Love the design of this Voss Belysning Danish triple hanging UFO lamp.
A 1960s piece, it's probably best seen in its entirety (over the page), where you'll see three colourful fixtures, suspended by three cords, all passing through a solid teak stricture at the halfway point of the cords.
Described as being in 'very nice condition', it's perfect for a mid-60s-style pad. £14.86 is the current price.
Fans of weird and wonderful extreme, space age and brutalist architecture will no doubt love CCCP: Cosmic Communist Constructions Photographed book by Frédéric Chaubin, which is published by Taschen.
Photographer Chaubin highlights 90 buildings that were constructed from 1970 until the break-up of the Soviet Union, a diverse range of architecture that has one thing in common – all of it has the power to amaze. From a crematorium adorned with concrete flames to a summer camp inspired by sketches of a prototype lunar base and a technological institute with a flying saucer crashed on the roof, it's all here and more.
Supported by words of explanation over the 288 pages, you can 'browse' the book at the Taschen site and you can see another image over the page. It's much cheaper to buy at Amazon though, with around a third off the RRP, selling for £22.74.
