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Retro-style Kastrull enamel kitchen range from Ikea
Traditional enamelware is enjoying a huge resurgence in popularity at the moment. This Kastrull enamel kitchen range from Ikea offers a retro look at a typically reasonable price.
Flamingo Necklace from Oliver Bonas
Summertime is all about having some fun with your accessories and this Flamingo Necklace from Oliver Bonas strikes just the right note of kitsch.
Falcon Enamelware Pie Set
If you're searching for a present for the pie fan in your life or you're just looking to add some retro kitchenware to your collection then the Falcon Enamelware Pie Set is for you.
Hackman summer jug and colander
Cast your mind back and you may remember Hackman summer casserole dish, a charming piece of kitchenware featuring a great 50s-style pattern. That range has now been expanded to include more things for your kitchen, including a summer jug and a colander.
Like the casserole dish, both items are decorated with the retro pattern of vegetables, produced by Dog Design. All the products are made from traditional enamelware, meaning the products should last you for the foreseeable future – a touch of pretty practicality for your kitchen.
The colander costs 33 euros, while the jug is available for 19 euros.
Buy them from Artic Design
Riess Enamel Pans
Both beautiful and useful these Riess Enamel Pans will add a pop of retro colour and style to any kitchen.
The pans come in a choice of three delicious ice-cream colours which contrast with a cream lip and interior. They are manufactured from enamel on steel and have long handles with a hole for hanging – these beauties should be out on display, not stuffed in a cupboard!
The Riess Factory in Austria has been producing enamelware for over two hundred years and is a fantastic model for sustainable industry. It's powered by it's own hydro-electric plants and also recycles as much waste as possible, from steel offcuts to enamel paints.
The pans cost from £18-£20 each and are available from Objects of Use
