Remember the Isamu Noguchi coffee table we featured last week? Well, over its 60+ year life, it has seen numerous imitators – the most recent being the Objecto Moebius table.

It’s similar, but at the same time very different, standing slightly higher than its inspiration and with a more basic glass top. But the walnut-stained beechwood base is more complex and every bit as eye-catching. And of course, you don’t need to pay a Vitra price tag.

In fact, compared to the £930 cost of the Noguchi, the £399.99 price of the Moebius seems pretty reasonable.

Find out more at the Bodie and Fou website

Based on an original linen/drapery cabinet, the Heal’s Archive storage unit is adaptable enough to store a lot more than your spare handkerchiefs.

Made of American white oak, it’s actually three units in one. First up, there’s a bottom level sideboard with three doors and three glass-fronted extension drawers. Then there’s a second unit with a further six glass-fronted drawers and finally, a top unit with six lift-up doors on glass lift struts.

All of that obviously comes at a price, with the individual units start at £1,095. And there’s no point shopping around – this is exclusive to Heal’s.

Find out more at the Heal’s website

Early in 2007, we drew your attention to the Aldo Londi’s Rimini Rosso Cat, which had been re-issued by Bitossi to celebrate the centenary of his birth. Londi also produced the Rimini Blu line for Bitossi, which has been in production since 1953 and reproductions of the animal series are now on sale at the National Gallery shop.

The collection includes a lion, horse, porcupine, cat and bird, with this rather random assortment of creatures apparently representing the divisions of a traditional Italian city, which each had heraldic symbols. Prices range from £25 up to £100 depending on the size of the piece.

Visit the National Gallery website to see the other pieces.