A great piece of quirky home design, the Papermen coat rack by Ramon Middelkoop is just like those paper decorations you used to cut out and hang up around the house.
Except this isn't paper – each of the Papermen is made of metal, coloured in black, green or orange and with central indentations so you can use it for hanging hats, coats, scarves or bags.
Clever design that doesn't cost a fortune either – you can pick one up for £29.95.
If you are lucky you may pick up a chest of drawers like this from a secondhand furniture shop, but for those of us who never find such gems, Heal’s have a range of bedroom furniture that mimics the vintage style.
Given the descriptive if unimaginative collection name of vintage, it comprises of the wide chest of drawers pictured above, a five drawer tall chest and a wardrobe. All of the pieces are made from a Walnut solid and veneers and are supplied fully assembled, which is always a relief.
Prices range from £778 to £1091. Visit the Heal’s website to view the whole collection.
This alarm clock by Newgate was inspired by the pocket watches of the 19th Century.
Unlike the pocket watches of old, you don’t need to wind this one up, as it runs on one LR44 battery instead, which is probably a little more convenient for the modern lifestyle. Its size makes it ideal to take with you on your travels.
It is available to buy from Graham and Green priced just over £43.
It's certainly not temperate enough to wear a summer dress just yet, but if you're looking forward to the sunnier Spring months the high street is happy to oblige with their new lines. This Vibrant print dress from New Look is certainly not one for winter, but it's worth looking forward to wearing.
With a very wholesome cut and print, this speaks of the 1950s and is ideal for both picnics and casual eveningwear. The sweet print perfectly compliments the full skirted cut, while the peter pan collar detail adds an extra fifties touch.
It's new in at New Look and costs just £25 online or in the shops.
At first glance, you would probably guess that the LSA Zabo vases were a 1960s Scandinavian design (think something like the Holmegaard Gulvase). But they're actually new designs, the work of Monika Lubkowska-Jonas.
Choose from the white or lime and black colourways, with the vases hand-produced using techniques such as casing, overlaying and 'cameo' cutting of the surface. No, we don't know what that means either, but we suspect it involves a lot of time and effort.
Sold in gift boxes and available in two sizes, prices start at £70.
This strange beast is over 30 years old, yet the Gae Aulenti Patroclo table lamp still has the power to impress and confuse.
The Patroclo table lamp was designed back in 1975 for Artemide (which has just reissued it), offering a body in transparent blown glass, mixed with an 'irregular rhomboid' metal frame, specifically made of steel wire that's resistant from heat. The result is a strange diffused glow for your coffee table.
Probably not everyone's cup of tea, especially at a price of £572.
