For anyone with a 70s look going on in a bedroom or living room, these Mr and Mrs House original 70s fabric cushions could be the perfect accessory.
Both are made from an authentic 1970s printed cotton – found hidden away on the shelf of an Italian warehouse. The design is confined to the front, with the rear having a brown corduroy backing.
Both are sized at 45 x 45cm and both are filled with a feather pad. They retail for £50 each.
Looking for a little touch of vintage glamour, without the shop trawling and probable price tag? Then look no further than Chapeau Claudette.
Available at ASOS, the brand makes a selection of fabulous vintage inspired hats and net veils which are perfect for pitching up the glamour stakes, creating a air of the Hollywood starlet.
My favourite, the Mini Heart Clip (pictured) retails at a fantastic price of £18 and looks great.
The Hot Wheels brand first hit the toy shops in 1968, with around four billion cars sold in the 40 years since. But none quite like this diamond-covered Hot Wheels car, designed by Jason of Beverly Hills.
It’s made from 18-carat white gold, has rubies for tail lights and a covering of 40 white diamonds. This 1:64 scale car has an estimated value of just over £71,000.
Fancy it? Well, it’s going up for auction later this year, with all proceeds going to the charity Big Brothers Big Sisters. Might be as well to start saving now.
Hot Wheels website
Loving the latest set of prints from Shag – The Tipsy Set.
Yes, that’s ‘set’ – there are three prints sold together, each one in four colours and sized at 10 x 13.5 inches, themed around a girl, a glass and a cat.
Just 200 sets available, all signed and numbered and available from today, priced at $195, which is just under £100.
Bored of the iPod? How about replacing it with a real design classic – this Lego Brick MP3 player from Homade.
It’s not an official Lego product, but you’ll be hard pushed to tell the difference between this and a standard Lego brick. Look closely and you’ll notice that all the bumps have a function (play, rewind, pause etc). And each player also has a rechargeable battery, but you’ll have to provide your own storage, which is via microSD card.
If you want one, they retail for $46, which is around £23.
Find out more at the Homade website
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Interesting to see Habitat taking inspiration from its heyday with the Hamilton office chair.
It’s very much a 70s look, although that design probably took inspiration from the modernist era. In fact, I used to have a set of vintage dining chairs in a very similar design, one of which I did use as an office chair! Essentially, it’s just a powder-coated metal tube frame, with brown leather for support on the seat and back. But that simplicity just adds to the stylish look. After all, who needs fuss?
Yours for £99.
Find out more at the Habitat website
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