Here's a design that's over 30 years old, but still looks fresh today – the Braun DN 50 Visotronic digital alarm clock by Ludwig Littmann.
This L-shaped alarm clock was designed in 1975 by Littmann under the design directorship of Dieter Rams, offering some style for your bedside table, not to mention a big digital display and and alarm/snooze.
Described as being 'fully functional' and 'in excellent order', it's currently at just £1.20.
You might recognise the name De Sede from this site in the past, with items like the iconic space age DS-1025 modular sofa (made famous by the movie Logan's Run) and the recently-reissued DS51 armchair. Neither came cheap, so this De Sede leather armchair looks decent value.
Sadly, there isn't a model number offered and we don't recognise it, but there's no denying it's a big, comfy armchair that screams the era and if it carries the De Sede name, it's going to be a quality item.
According to the seller, the chair is in 'good condition', but may have been refinished at some point, if that matters to you. It's on a 'Buy It Now' for £425 or the seller will take an offer.
Jumpsuits are often something associated with a power dressing 1980s aesthetic, but the all-in-one predated that decade by some distance. There are few jumpsuits with any seventies aesthetic on the high street, but this Zoe Ditsy Jumpsuit from Boohoo gives it a worthy go.
With all the high glamour of 1970s disco style, the piece is both daring and simple, with the cut doing all the work. A super-low neckline injects some Studio 54 glamour, while the long tapered trousers and loose sleeves stop the look from becoming trashy (or at least, the wrong sort of trashy).
Get it online from Boohoo for £25.
You may remember the distinctive style of Stuart Kolakovic through the Right On tea towel. Well, you can now purchase his work on the high street, with no washing up required, courtesy of these prints available at Urban Outfitters.
Produced for the publishers Nobrow, there are two designs available: the Fox print pictured and also a Goat print, both sharing the retro 70s look and executed in the same blue and black colour scheme.
The prints cost £40 each.
Buy them from Urban Outfitters
If you're on the look out for one, this 1972 T2 Volkswagen Camper Van is a real head-turner.
Tax-exempt, this van might have 150,000 on the clock, but it's had the works when it comes to restoration – everything from a full body and engine rebuild through to new cupboards and bed – nothing has been ignored.
With that in mind, words don't really do it justice. Check out the listing for more images and a couple of YouTube videos giving the lowdown. If you like what you see, £9,995 is the price right now.
Now I'm just repeating the title given to this by the seller, but I'm pretty sure that something called a JVC 3020GM Videosphere Cube TV should be round?
Not to be confused with the JVC Videosphere space helmet TV we all know and love, this is an altogether more rare set, but every bit as stylish. Of course, the technology is way behind – this is only a black and white solid state set, in need of some work to get it running in the digital age. But the cube design and contrast colours really do make it stand out.
Probably dating to the early 70s and described as being in 'very good condition' by the seller, you can check out more great images of it online. And if you want it? Well, it's just £1 right now.
