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Capri Duchess bag by Jonathan Adler

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As you know, dear readers, we do love to spoil you and today is no exception. Not only have we shown you a fabulous Swimsuit but here we have it's perfect poolside partner.

Jonathan Adler, one of our favourite retro devotees, has taken inspiration from the luxurious Italian Riviera to create this Capri Duchess bag. Roomy enough for everything you'll need to spend an afternoon luxuriating in the sunshine, the bag features a striking 60s font with a few of Adler's signature motifs on the front and inside. A flawless finishing touch for any self-respecting retro jet setter.  

$178 from the Jonathan Adler website.

Categories / Design and Interiors, Food and Drink

Jonathan Adler Neptune range

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There's a distinctive fishy and fifties flavour to the Jonathan Adler Neptune range. 

The range includes trays, plates and tumblers, all decorated with stylised fishes that have depicted in various stages of blue. Like all of Jonathan Adler's design, there's a definite retro feel to the design – in this case, it looks towards the 1950s. Just compare and contrast Marianne Nilsson's Herring Design (or even the fish in our recently featured Picknick design). This range offers an easy way to pick up a serving of style. 

Prices start at £5 for the glasses, with this salad plate costing £6. 

Buy them from Heal's

Categories / Design and Interiors

Higgins for Jonathan Adler

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Just when you think he couldn't get more colourful or more retro, Jonathan Adler takes it up a notch. His new product range Higgins for Jonathan Adler features eye-catching mobiles made by Higgins Studio – a mid-century glass studio. 

Higgins Studio was founded in 1948 in the suburbs of Chicago and became renowned for their innovative techniques. These glass mobiles have been especially created for Adler and reflect his love of colour and fun, as well as having a distinctive period look. 

The craftsmanship behind the mobiles means that they don't come cheap. The pink mobile pictured costs $895, or you can get a blue model for $495.

See them online

Categories / Homeware

Gumball Jar by Jonathan Adler

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The colourful creations of homewares designer extraordinaire Jonathan Adler rarely stray from a retro influence and this cheerful Gumball Jar is no exception.

Jonathan Adler's ceramics are beautiful modern design classics that you will treasure for years to come. The bright 60s-style teardrop pattern on the porcelain pot is an ideal addition to any retro home. It even comes complete with gumballs!

The Gumball Jar is $48 from the Jonathan Adler website.

Categories / Homeware

Jonathan Adler Peace and Love coaster set

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More 60s style, courtesy of Jonathan Adler, this time with his Peace and Love coaster set.

Part of his range that's available through Supernice, each set includes four coasters with a different bright sixties style design. They're hand-made using needlepoint and and backed with velvet to complete the luxurious feel. Attractive and unusual, they'll add the perfect touch of Pop and peace to a table. 

Not cheap though. A set of the coasters costs £38. 

Buy them online

Categories / Food and Drink

Jonathan Adler Fondue Set

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With Jonathan Adler’s love of 1970s design, it was only a matter of time before he produced  a Fondue Set.

The set comprises of a fondue bowl, plus four serving bowls and four forks. The ceramic pieces are all decorated with a retro pattern in shades of blue and green. You create chocolate (sadly not cheese) fondue by heating it in the main bowl over a tea light. The set is supplied in matching gift box.

It costs $98 (around £63) from the Jonathan Adler website.