We featured the Hotel Royal in Copenhagen as a retro retreat, a hotel that owes its look and feel to Danish designer Arne Jacobsen. And if you want some of that style in your home, you can have it with this Arne Jacobsen Hotel Royal pendant light.

This acrylic light dates back to the original hotel design in 1959, more specifically for the hotel snack bar, where this four-piece cube-shaped light illuminated the sandwiches of the great and the good of Copenhagen society.

If you want it to brighten up your home, it retails for £195.

Find out more at the Panik Design website

If the idea of waking up to some early morning DJ doesn’t appeal or you just want to invest in a smart travel timepiece, you might want to check out this Monza copper alarm clock.

Monza because it is reminiscent of the clocks in vintage racing cars and copper because that’s that the outer casing consists of (or you can opt for a gunmetal finish instead). Combined, it’s a very cool clock.

Sized at 70 x 35 x 70cm and powered by an AAA battery, you can pick one up for £19.

Find out more at the Conran Shop website

No prizes for guessing why this Tulip Chair is so named.

Designed by Pierre Paulin in 1965, this flower-shaped seat stands on a polished aluminum base, with an upholstered seat in a choice of fabrics and leathers in a range of colours.

A timeless design that still looks ahead of the game today. You can pick one up from £622, dependent on your choice of fabric.

Find out more at the Twenty Twenty One website