Ships might not need lamps anymore, but that doesn’t mean the concept can’t be updated for the modern home, as is the case with this Stelton Ship´s Lamp.

Designed by Erik Magnussen, it updates the old-style lamp by recreating it in polished stainless steel and using a cylinder design to keep the wind out – which keep the flame in. Ideal for use outdoors, it uses kerosene or lamp oil to keep the fire burning, with a hanger at the top or a flat bottom for a choice of location.

Available in a choice of sizes, it retails online from 317 Euros.

Find out more at the Finnish Design Shop

It isn’t the first time we’ve featured a George Nelson-designed clock, but we love them so much, we make no apologies for throwing in another – in this case, the Vitra Ball Clock.

Amazingly, Nelson designed this in 1948 and it’s still in production by Vitra today, in a choice of bright colours. It’s made of lacquered wood and metal, with a high-grade quartz clockwork, all powered by a single battery (included) and featuring the Vitra badge (in case no-one believes it’s authentic.

You can pick one up online for around £160.

Find out more at the Nest website