The K8 Telephone Kiosk was designed in 1968, the stylish younger brother of the classic British phone box. And now you can celebrate it with the 20th Century Society K8 Telephone Kiosk tea towels.

The design of the phone box was by Bruce Martin, using clean lines and less parts than the previous box. The 20th Century Society is seeking to have the last few listed – and this is where you come in.

Proceeds from the tea towels support the society, which indirectly helps the boxes. The designed on the 100 per cent tea towel is by Retro To Go favourites People Will Always Need Plates, with the design screenprinted onto the 76 x 48cm towels. You get two of them, along with a brief history of the box by Gavin Stamp.

And that package (a certain collectable of the future) costs just £12.

Find out more at the 20th Century Society website

Naïve is another company that specialises in renovating old fashion in quirky ways (there seem to be quite a few companies doing this these days). Perhaps the most interesting piece in their current range is the “Look Back in Time” 1960s Wall Mirror.

The mirror is an unusual irregular shape but to add even more character, it has been decorated with striped of wallpaper in brown, orange and yellow, to complete the retro look.

It costs £32 and can be ordered from Naïve’s store on Not on the High Street. There is also a matching sideboard available.