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- Melise Faux Fur Coat from Boohoo Pink
- eBay watch: Ercol Studio Couch / Sofa Bed
- Colourblock Ponte Dress from Dorothy Perkins
- For sale: 1960s-designed five-bedroom house in West Byfleet, Surrey
- Dwell sale starts - up to 50 per cent off
- Vintage Camera Prints
- Bryonie Porter Kids’ Furniture
- Calyx inspired tableware at Heal's
- '50s kitchen print aprons at Stitch Designworks
Melise Faux Fur Coat from Boohoo Pink Posted: 21 Dec 2010 10:15 AM PST With faux fur coats all the rage once more on the high street, most designs have focused on a mid sixties look or earlier. If you're feeling braver in your vintage look apparel, this Melise Faux Fur Coat from Boohoo Pink taps into a later sixties look to bring something out of the ordinary. The coat's oversized cut, along with longer fur fibres, creates a more extreme silhouette. Tapping into the decadently trashy aesthetic of Edie Sedgwick and Nico, this coat speaks of a later sixties retro appeal that's less often seen from mainstream brands. Get it online from Boohoo, as part of their Pink collection, for £70. |
eBay watch: Ercol Studio Couch / Sofa Bed Posted: 21 Dec 2010 10:02 AM PST Regular readers will recall we featured the Ercol 1950s anniversary Studio Couch range, offering the classic sofa range with some bright new finishes. That range started at £1,685, but this Ercol Studio Couch on eBay is currently going for a lot less. |
Colourblock Ponte Dress from Dorothy Perkins Posted: 21 Dec 2010 09:37 AM PST With every batch of new Christmas frocks in the shops it's beading and sequins that we see most of all. For something a little more subtle and classic, this Colourblock Ponte Dress from Dorothy Perkins is an ideal choice. Using blocking to create a decidedly sixties inspired pattern, the dress' shape follows that inspiration too. A large, flared sleeve compliments the high neckline and shorter hemline to create a shape that's structured and striking. Finished in a muted mocha shade, this dress has a timeless appeal. It's available now from Dorothy Perkins for £36. |
For sale: 1960s-designed five-bedroom house in West Byfleet, Surrey Posted: 21 Dec 2010 07:18 AM PST Not every house we feature necessarily comes with a designer pedigree. This 1960s-designed five-bedroom house in West Byfleet, Surrey is just one of 11 similarly-styled houses on the same estate. But it's an incredibly distinctive house nonetheless. The house itself offers three reception rooms (including a dual aspect living room), an L-shaped hallway, open staircase and five bedrooms (one en-suite). There's also a built-in garage, some timber cladding and a flat roof. Love that balcony to the rear too. |
Dwell sale starts - up to 50 per cent off Posted: 21 Dec 2010 07:00 AM PST Looks like the sales are starting even earlier this year, with Dwell offering up items at up to 50 per cent off from today. |
Posted: 21 Dec 2010 06:02 AM PST The set consists of four photo blocks, each one depicting a different vintage camera, namely a Minolta, an sx-70, a Duaflex and an Ikonette. The images have the soft focus and colours associated with old-fashioned photography. The blocks measures 9.5 cm square and are 18mm thick. Priced around £38, plus another £12 or so shipping from New Zealand to the UK, you can buy them online from Suzannah Tucker's Etsy shop. |
Bryonie Porter Kids’ Furniture Posted: 21 Dec 2010 05:55 AM PST The examples shown on her website are mainly chest of drawers, which have been decorated with comics, vintage maps and wallpaper from Lizzie Allen. Pictured here is a piece that has been coved in Sukie's Alphabet wrapping paper to create something that looks good and is educational too. For details of pieces currently available or to commission something yourself, contact Bryonie Porter via her website. Expect to pay somewhere between £700 and £1,200. |
Calyx inspired tableware at Heal's Posted: 21 Dec 2010 04:23 AM PST Calyx was originally created for the Festival of Britain in 1951 and remains one of Day's most famous designs. For this reinterpretation, geometric stem-like forms of the designs have been applied against white porcelain. In a bit of circularity, the placement and use of the natural motif on this tableware echoes a design that itself drew heavily from the 1950s - Sanderson's hugely popular Dandelion Clocks range. Prices for this tableware start at £5.50 for a cereal bowl and go up to £25 for a platter. See the range online |
'50s kitchen print aprons at Stitch Designworks Posted: 21 Dec 2010 03:51 AM PST It's a pretty frilled apron featuring a kitsch print showing a fifties home economic lesson - think immaculately clad women laying tables or getting things out of ovens. The apron is topped off with a piped heart pocket on its front. Like this print? You can also get it on seat pads, oven gloves or tea cosies. The half apron pictured costs £14 or you can get a full apron for £16.50. Buy it online |
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