Looking for some statement lighting with a 60s twist that doesn't cost a small fortune? Maybe the Atom 12 light fitting from Heals is for you.
It's another twist on the satellite-inspired Sputnik design, this time offering up a metal and glass structure complete with 12 x 10W Halogen bulbs for the brightness through those white opal spheres.
The actual frame is a satin silver, while the height is adjustable. The price? That's £175.
Not sure the pictures (in black) do them justice, but we do love these Habitat Skittle tables, new in for this season.
Black is just one colour option, others include pink and cream, with a skittle-like shape that comes from being hand-moulded in fibreglass, then lacquered.
Check out over the page for the low table, with prices starting at £79.
The Ihmemaa print, sold as fabric art print, is a new design by Sanna Annukka for Marimekko, but it has its inspiration is firmly rooted in the past.
It illustrates the Finnish national epic, the Kalevala and is in a typical Scandinavian folk art style. The fabric is sold by the repeat, wit a 262cm piece costing £98.
It can be bought online from FunktionAlley.
Polaroid stopped producing its analogue instant film in 2008 so supplies of it are limited and at a premium. The Impossible Project hopes to change that situation by inventing a new film product can be used in vintage Polaroid cameras, thus reviving instant photography.
It seems like a worthy cause, but it is obviously one that comes at a cost, so to support their mission, The Impossible Project is selling the t-shirts above. The men’s design is available in navy or brown and features the project logo along with a drawing of a Polaroid photograph. The ladies style comes in red or black with a heart-shaped design made up of Polaroids.
The t-shirts costs 28 Euros each and can be ordered from The Impossible Project website, where you can also find out more about their mission.
Cabbage Patch Kids are still one of the most recognisable toy brands of the past few decades, taking the whole world by storm when they were launched in the 1970s. The rag dolls's unique look have become an iconic design, and are captured with style in these necklaces from Rock 'n Rose.
Four pendant designs are available, each featuring a different named doll from the vast collection. Apart from the pictures, the necklaces have a vintage golden look that gives an heirloom feel to the jewellery.
Get them from Rock n' Rose now for just £11 each.
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Of the myriad nautical styled dresses available on the high street at the moment, this version by Rare is one of the best yet for retro looks. With an instantly recognisable fifties flavour, this dress is an unusual gem.
The use of a halter neck, combined with well defined sweetheart neckline give a perfectly done pin-up look, while the high waist of the skirt and figure-hugging cut give a wiggle effect. The colour scheme and oversized buttons give an immediate nautical feel without veering into the dress up box.
Get it online from Oli for £49.
