We featured some of the artist's prints around 18 months back, but Andy Smith has some new screenprints on the block – including this rather hip Cinema Francais.
Very reminiscent of the Paris '68 street posters, the poster pays tribute to French luminaries of the era, using a style that wouldn't have looked out of place 40 years back either.
A signed, hand-printed screenprint sized at 62cm x 44cm and in an edition of 40 – it's yours for £40.
If Noel Gallagher is looking to do a spot of decorating to take his mind off the Oasis split, he may well be interested in this Britpop wallpaper from Wallpaper Space. Not only does it revive that 1990s era when he was at his peak in popularity but of course, by default, it reflects Britpop's obsession with the sixties. Handily it also fits well with the trend for union jack patriotism that's going on in interior design right now.
The wallpaper is printed with newspaper stories from the nineties, superimposed with union jack patterned shapes of dogs, phone boxes, minis and (especially for you Noel) guitars. The paper is shown in its most traditional red, white and blue colour way above but also comes in, what Wallpaper Space describes as poptastic pink, camouflage green, urban grey or liquorice black. All the papers have a matt finish.
The paper costs £55 a roll from the Wallpaper Space website
The Newgate Postmaster Architectural Wall Clock features photographs of vintage door numbers printed on posterboard squares.
Each number is in a different style which adds character to this timepiece. You then have the option of fixing the posterboard numbers on the wall in whatever way you like, although I would suggest that the tried and tested method of having the 12 at the top and the 6 at the bottom is probably still the best layout.
The clock is available to buy from Beth Stevens priced £45.
Wallpapers inspired by the Fifties, Sixties and art deco style are ten a penny, but I think this is the first I’ve come across inspired by the punk aesthetic. The Trompe L‘Oeil Drape wallpaper has been designed by Vivienne Westwood for Cole & Son.
The wallpaper features her trademark tartan with the trompe ‘oeil effect making it look like folded fabric. It is sold in wide width panels measuring 270cm by 270cm, which isn’t for the faint-hearted.
No prices are given, but you can search for your nearest stockist on the Cole & Son website.
There is an endless swathe of Barbie memorabilia on the market, whether you're a collector or just a lover of the kitschy design. But what would Barbie be without her Ken, equally prime for kitschy retro exploitation, as in this T-Shirt from New Look.
The design featured has a purposefully retro feel, conjuring the look of the 70s/80s American beach kids. In a pale blue, this t-shirt avoids the usual bombardment of pink and sparkles that goes with much Barbie memorabilia, instead creating a fun little tee with a timeless logo.
It's new in at New Look for £12.
It takes a brave sort to commit to wearing animal print all over, instead of smaller accessories, but it's a surefire way to retro chic. This Leopard Print Swing Coat from Miss Selfridge combines a vintage inspired shape with that daring print to give a winter coat that stands out from the crowd.
The swing coat shape is done well, with simplicity and subtle details perfectly offsetting the busy print. The turned down collar, a-line cut and two simple buttons work well to give subtle 60s flair. The print is done well in muted browns, making it wearable for just about any occasion, accompanied with the right amount of attitude.
It's available from Miss Selfridge now for £80.
