You may recall the Swedish 50s-designed messenger bags from last week. Well, the range isn’t just limited to bags, it also includes some home design – including this Stig Lindberg 50s-designed pillow.

The full range includes pillows, bags and placemats – all with reproductions of bright and bold 50s prints by Stig Lindberg, in this case onto high-quality cotton for a pillow. And each item features an exclusive label about the design and the designer.

There’s a choice of designs available, all retailing for around £40.

Find out more at the Design House Stockholm website

Looking for a clock to match your Bridget Riley artwork? You need the Optik op art clock.

What you see is what you get – a clock with a succession of black spots on a white background, not unlike a Riley piece. There’s both time and minute hands on a clock that’s 190 x 290 x 65mm.

Yours for £24.95.

Find out more from the Surround Style website

Thanks to Kath for the tip off!

We’ve talked at length in the past for our love of cassettes – it’s how we discovered most of our favourite music and I’ve personally written off many hours making my own compilation tapes. So I’m all for design that makes use of the fast-fading format – like this Cassette Wallet.

Yes, it’s a wallet/purse made from an old cassette tape. Or more specifically, made by Italian designer Marcella Foschi, using old (Italian) tapes. Each design is limited (there’s around six to choose from) and is guaranteed to be talking point every time you pay.

You can pick one up from US site Design Boom for $36 (around £18).

Find out more at the Design Boom website

When you have a light fitting that looks as cutting edge today as it did over 35 years ago, you know it’s a safe bet to stay in style for many more years. And that certainly applies to the Verner Panton FlowerPot light fitting.

It first hit the market in 1969, with a name allegedly derived from the hippy flower power movement. But there’s no flowers here – just a simple overlapping shade in coloured aluminium or plain polished metal.

And if you go for the colour, the orange is surely most representative of the period. You can pick it up for £110.

Find out more at the 95 per cent Danish website