Got a sweet tooth that no amount of modern confectionery can satisfy? You may want to invest in this candy floss maker by Giles and Posner.
Much like the popcorn machine we featured a little while ago, it's a retro styled piece of gadgetry designed to serve up sweet old-fashioned treats. Not only does the machine spin caster sugar to cotton candy, it looks pretty nice too and is sure to fit into a kitchen as neatly as it would a diner.
The candy floss maker costs £35
Buy it from Heals
Want the finishing touch for your retro home bar? You're probably missing something like this cocktail bar light for sale at Urban Outfitters.
It looks like a classic neon bar sign complete with a white cocktail glass symbol and the word 'bar' clearly written out in blue. The light plugs in and is perfectly sized for the home, measuring 30cm across.
It costs £20, only slightly more than a couple of cocktails.
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The sun is out, the sky is blue and it looks like a warm weekend ahead. So the perfect time to invest in these large Tiki Mugs.
Yes, ideal for swigging exotic drinks round the barbecue, each of the four mugs in the set stand around 14cm high and in a different colour, holding a long drink and throwing out some hip 50s/60s vibes. If you can't think of anything to put in them, check out these Tiki drink recipe cards we featured last month.
You can pick up the set right now, priced at £20.
Ideally timed for the arrival of the sunshine, these Lemonade crates, available from Berry Red are perfect for adding some zest to your home.
The crates are vintage-looking, made from wood and decorated with the retro typography reading 'fresh lemonade'. That turquoise, green or grey pain looks deliberately distressed too. They'd look good on display but would be an attractive way to store things out of the way too.
Each crate costs £30.
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Collector of vintage ceramics? This plate wallpaper by Studio Ditte is sure to appeal, as it's covered with images of antique porcelain plates. It's probably much easier to put up than trying to hang and arrange your own collection.
The paper comes in rolls of six meters, with a pattern repeat of three metres.
However, there's a designer price tag attached to this look as it costs £120 a roll.
Buy it from Catkin Collection
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The Design Conspiracy have been influenced by Pop Art in their new series of Sodas screen prints.
The London-based design studio have produced five different designs, each illustrating the top of a vintage soda bottle. The bright colours and over-sized graphics, fascination with packaging and the collective work on the project has obvious links back to Warhol and his factory project. Attractive individually, or a a set, each design is hand-pulled screen printed and limited to just 25 copies.
The designs cost £35 each.
Buy them from the Keep Calm Gallery
