We have featured Tom Dixon previously – in particular, his rather smart copper light shades. Now he’s turning his hand to wallpaper – with a definite retro feel.

The Tom Dixon wallpaper has been designed for high-end wallpaper company Cole & Son. The actual design is called Link (for reasons that are pretty self-explanatory) and offers you the chance to create the bright and bold walls you might commonly associated with interior design from the 1970s.

Four shades available, each retailing for £45 per roll. If you want more convincing, you can request a sample of your chosen paper online.

Find out more at the Cole & Son website

Habitat’s range is never as interesting as you hope, but just occasionally they do produce something that makes a visit worthwhile – like this Habitat space age Soap light fitting.

It’s essentially just a big round light fitting, the kind of thing that sold by the bucketload in the early 70s – and the kind of thing that would look great today if you have a room big enough (and indeed a ceiling high enough) to deal with it.

The pendant light is made from iridescent glass and measures up at W30 x H22 x L30cm. It retails for £75.

Find out more at the Habitat website