Based on an original 1950s design is this Ercol for John Lewis Chiltern open display cabinet.
Exclusive to John Lewis, the Chiltern cabinet has a certain midcentury cool. Made from solid white oak, with a matt lacquer, it features rounded, angled edges, slim legs and criss-cross strutwork. The cabinet also features three glass shelves and a bottom drawer.
Standing around 180cm high, it sells for £999.
A two for one feature for Heal’s designs with both the Dinky sofa and Dinky armchair in Sanderson Festival fabric being very stylish midcentury-style gems.
Both are exclusives to Heal’s, the amrchair above described as being ‘Dinky by name and by nature’, with a small footprint, small foam seat and high back, with those angled wooden legs in either a natural or dark stain. Incidentally, it’s also available in Heal’s reinterpretation of Lucienne Day’s Calyx and a plain citrus fabric too. If you want one of these UK-made armchairs, they’re available online from £1,170. It’s not the only item in the range though.
It's exclusive to Heal's, so if you want to pick up the Sova Bed by John Jenkins, you'll have to get it at one of its stores or online.
It's a super-cool design, inspired by both midcentury and classic Scandinavian design, as well as being available in over 15 colour and size options. Key features include the button detailing on the headboard and the tapered oak stained beech turned legs, not to mention the minimalist frame.
Al of that is yours from £1,295.
We previewed them a few weeks back, but now you can buy the exclusive Size? reissue of the Adidas Montreal trainers in brown.
As we said back then, they're loosely based on the Gazelle design, but with a distinctive collapsible heel that was designed to allow footballers to get the shoe on and off easily after training. Indeed, it's actually classed as a kind of 'clog' for that very reason – even if it isn't one.
Regularly reissued by Adidas in the past, but this particular colourway of the Adidas Dragon trainers are an exclusive to the Size? store and of course, online.
The reissue has a nylon mesh and suede mix upper with contrast three stripe detailing on the sides, a woven adidas Originals brand tab on the tongue, a printed brand logo on the heel piece, a metallic gold adidas Dragon logo on the side plus 'lemon accents' on the midsole.
Another image over the page from a different angle, with the Adidas Dragon trainers selling for £54.99.
Find out more at the Size? website
Via His Knibs
The Adidas Montreal seems to the Size? exclusive trainer of choice at the moment. You can still pick up past colour options in limited sizes (although most sold out swiftly), but there's a new one coming your way in the coming weeks, an exclusive issue in brown.
The Adidas Montreal is quitw an interesting shoe, loosely based on the Gazelle design it has a distinctive collapsible heel that was designed to allow footballers to get the shoe on and off easily after training. Indeed, it's actually classed as a kind of 'clog' for that very reason. But let's be honest, it's not really one.
