Whether the forthcoming Olympics have put you in the mood to celebrate all that's great about Britain or not, there's no denying that this Union Jack Liberty Print Tea Cosy is fit to grace any afternoon tea table.
If the travel posters we featured this morning have inspired you to go off travelling, you should be sure to take this Lale rose suitcase from Paperchase with you.
This vintage-style oven dish from Rice DK is a good bet for those who would like their kitchenware to be as pretty as it is practical.
Horrockses Fashions were best known for their floral dress designs in the 1940s and 1950s label and have cropped up a few time on this blog: both because of the exhibition at the Fashion and Textile Museum last year, and the range of products inspired by the label available from the V&A. Some of their best loved patterns are now being revived on bedlinens.
Along with a wide variety of bold prints, paisley came to the peak of its popularity in women's fashion during the 1960s. Coupling the classic print with bright, psychedelic colours, this Paisley Print Dress captures that later sixties and early seventies aesthetic in an easy to wear item.
The dress has a relaxed cut, with a loose fit and capped sleeves creating a seventies silhouette that's reminiscent of the kimono styles popular at the time. The mini hemline ties into that crossover of eras, while the combination of florals into the paisley print adds a feminine retro appeal.
Get yours from Dorothy Perkins now for £24.