If you’re on the look out for a clock for your 70s-style home, look no further than this chrome space age alarm clock, which ticks all the boxes at a bargain price.

It stands at 8 inches tall, with a tulip-style base and round bulbous clock face. Features include alarm, light and snooze, all of which is run on a single AA battery.

And the best part is the price. It sells for $28 (around £15), which is a bargain in anyone’s book.

Find out more at the Little Clock Shop

Another timeless chair, this time from Finland – the Karuselli chair.

Designed by Yrjö Kukkapuro, it’s apparently Terence Conran’s favourite chair. And who can blame him -the white fibreglass shell has a comfortable leather covering and a brushed metal support, which allows you to rock and pivot to your heart’s content.

Still looking as cutting edge now as it did when first launched in 1963, it’s not cheap at £2,750, but it’s a great investment.

Find out more at the Finnish Design Shop

Kitchens are a tough one – it’s usually a choice of fitted modern numbers or vintage separates. Here’s another option – these superb retro kitchens from Source.

The company takes original 50s kitchens from two prominent old British companies (C.S.A. in Warwich and Boulton and Paul in Norwich – both of which made their names making fighter planes interestingly), then gives these high quality units a makeover for the modern era, producing something like you see above.

Check out the website for more options. But don’t expect it to be cheap. Prices are "on application", which usually means a high price tag. But that’s what you expect for quality.

Find out more from the Source website