Admittedly, we did feature a Kay + Stemmer design over the weekend, but we were so impressed with the newly-discovered Rose dressing table, we felt obliged to feature it straight away.

Typically Kay + Stemmer, it oozes mid-century style despite being a modern design. In terms of specifics, the dressing table is made of walnut, packing two deep drawers with cutaway front, a hinged top revealing a mirror and additional lined storage and a build quality and style that should take some beating.

It doesn’t come cheap at £3,950, but this timeless design should give you great service for many years to come.

Find out more at the Benchmark website

Another classic 1960s reissue by Oluce – the Joe Colombo Spider adjustable table lamp.

The Spider was first produced back in 1966, but is back now in limited quantities – so if you want one, make your mind up soon! An almost timeless design, the adjustable lamp has a chrome-plated stem, along with a based and reflector in lacquered black metal and a bulb that almost floats within the shade.

Available online, it retails for £414.

Find out more at the Panik Design website

Regular reader will know we’re big fans of Kay + Stemmer – and with designs like this Juliet dining table, is it any surprise?

It’s mid-century design for the modern era, packing all those eye-catching curves, as well as room enough for eight hungry diners. For your money, you get four solid oak legs (supported by two hidden steel y-frames), a veneered oak top with solid oak lipping and a unique design that’s going to prove a solid investment in years to come.

The whole thing is sold flat-packed and available from SCP for £1,665.

Find out more at the SCP website