Blinds are rarely anything other than functional, but a new range by Love is Blind promises to change all that, with designs like this Wow pop art blind.

Very 60s – and as good as a piece of art for brightening up a room – from the inside and outside. The blind comes as a complete kit with full assembly instructions, brackets, screws and chrome side winder. Which means it’s simple to install and easily adjusted to fit your window size.

Sized at 1m x 1.8m, you can pick one up for £49.95.

Find out more at the Bodie & Fou website

Quirky 70s wallpaper isn’t something I’d expect from Graham & Brown, but they have it, courtesy of this Trippy wallpaper.

If you’re going for the 70s theme, this is about as authentic as you can get, with the added bonus of it being textured Super Fresco – which means it’s easier to hang than traditional paper. But before you do buy it, ask yourself this – can you really deal with this amount of colour during a Sunday morning hangover?

If you can, it’s available online or in your local DIY place for £20 per roll.

Find out more at the Graham & Brown website

We haven’t featured any classic design for a while, so here’s a great example – the Arne Jacobsen Swan Sofa.

It’s another example of Jacobsen creating something timeless – next year, this will be 50 years old, but this graceful sofa still looks ahead of its time. It was originally designed for the SAS Royal Hotel in Copenhagen  in 1958 and is still in production today, courtesy of Fritz Hansen, using that same moulded, foam-covered shell and satin-polished aluminium base.

It’s upholstered in a choice of fabrics, with the price depending on the one you choose. A basic cloth sets the price at £3,355, while the use of a natural leather bumps it up to £6,715.

Find out more at the Skandium website