If you’ve already got your tomato shaped ketchup bottle but are missing the finishing touch for your kitchen, this 1950s diner style napkin holder may be the answer. Available in either red or black gingham and with a curved top and metal finish, it’s perfectly retro styled. It’s also double sided, so no need to fit about who gets to wipe their hands first after a burger, shake and fries.
It’s a cheap and cheerful addition to the kitchen for £12.
Buy it from the Dollydagger website
The twenties and thirties are perhaps best known in design terms for art deco. While that might apply more easily to architecture, that doesn't stop its influence in fashion coming up trumps.
This Metallic Piped Bag from Topshop incorporates a deco inspired fan design to great effect, providing a subtle retro-look accessory. The gold sits well with plain black leather to fit well with the era, creating a bag with practicality and good looks.
Get it from Topshop now for £25.
Monochrome minidresses are one of the most instantly recognisable mod looks, and often repeated. This Josh Goot version, however, has a decidedly more unique look thank most thanks to it's horizontal colour block design.
Made from 100% virgin wool it hugs the figure without losing the 60s appeal thanks to the quality of the fabric. Long skinny sleeves and a high round neckline create a classic silhouette that lets the striking colour design pop.
Get it online from Browns for £455.
Miss the humble tape? Want to pay homage to it every day of the week? You need the Matt Whitewell Cassette Rainbow limited edition print.
It's available from L'Affiche Moderne, a French online print shop that specialises in the works of young photographers, graphic designers and children’s illustrators, offering prints in strictly limited numbers – that number usually being 300.
New Zealander Matt Whitewell is one of its artists and this is one of his works, mixing the audio tape and the rainbow to eye-catching effect. Choose from a 20 x 28-inch print or a 12 x 16-inch work, prices starting at 29 Euros.
Remember these? We featured the Stussy Deluxe x Dr Martens desert boots some weeks back, when they were due to launch in Japan. At the time, no details of a European launch were forthcoming – but now they are available in the UK.
Just the same as we first featured, these are a take on the classic desert boot, but mixing in some Air Wair soles, a premium suede finish, two sets of contrasting laces, contrast stitching and the Stussy 'S' logo on the heel.
Not cheap though, £169 is required to secure a pair.
A stunning piece of lighting that's available for your living room once more – the Archivio Storico 006/20 chandelier.
Originally dating back to 1933, this design classic adds a modernist twist to the classic chandelier, with 20 satin blown glass diffusers housed on that chrome-plated brass mounting. There's even a wide colour choice for your glass, everything from black to pink.
£2,887 is the asking price, which doesn't include the cost of the 20 bulbs required for it. If that's too rich, other versions are available, with steadily decreasing numbers of bulbs, right down to just one. The smallest version (for your wall) retails for £145.
