Here's something that might not be obvious at first glance, so let us explain Scoreline.
Essentially these are posters that graphically outline goals scored in classic football matches. Every World Cup final since 1934 and soon, FA Cup and League Cup games too.
The one above is obviously the 1966 World Cup Final, producing an image that could be pop art from that very same decade. If you want it, head over to the company's website, where it can be yours for £30.
A distinctive piece of lighting, but the Satin Metal Onion table lamp by Verner Panton comes at a price.
The design dates back to 1977, with the lamp made of satin metal vertical, compressed lamellae to create that 'Onion' shape. The result os something sculptural that gives out atmospheric, indirect light.
Finished off with a transparent wire and requiring a 100W clear bulb for that light, this 80cm tall light is yours for £1,225.
Fancy living in a house that screams the 1960s? Well, if Devon also appeals, check out Marina House in Brixham, Devon.
Designed in the 60s by architect Mervyn Seal, it's one of a group of houses he produced in the area, some of which have listed status. Not this one though, which has been altered and updated over the years, although the design is still true to the original look.
This Momento wallpaper is part of new range designed by Amy Butler for Graham and Brown.
She describes this design as a 'Pop bouquet', a reminder of the fun floral designs she grew up with. The paper certainly has a pretty retro feel, enhanced by the orange and pinks of the flowers, and is a nice alternative to all the overblown floral wallpapers currently on the market.
The rest of the range is worth a look too, including everything from 1930s-style trellis flowers to folk inspired designs.
The paper costs £30 a roll.
See the range online
While the whole country seems to go nautical, you might be looking for something a bit more 'classic'. This Mrs. T Reptile Handbag could well do the trick.
This cool retro box bag has a faux reptile design and is finished with a metal frame clasp. This '50s looker also contains an inside pouch and short handle strap. The bag comes in either brown, navy or taupe and will set you back a mere £38.
There has been something of a resurgence in the rudegirl look in recent years, which of course, crosses over with mod style. Die-hards will of course, demand certain brands. For those flirting with the look, then this great check shirt from New Look could be a great entry level piece of clothing.
With popper tabbed sleeves, a single chest pocket and popper fastening front, this long shirt could be worn as a dress for the more daring amongst you and is retailing at a very reasonable £18. Even a rockabilly girl could pull this off with the right accessories.
