From left to right….

1. 1960s EAMES RAR ROCKER ARMSHELL CHAIR FOR HERMAN MILLER – Item number: 360177699967

2. 1960s VINTAGE WOOD CHAIRS – SET OF 4 – Item number: 170369188306

3. 1960s HEALS SIDEBOARD IN TEAK – Item number: 220463576317

4. SPACE AGE OPAL SIDE TABLE – Item number: 270439374708

5. RETRO PIEFF LEATHER 2 SEATER SOFA – Item number: 250478165760

6. G PLAN STYLE COFFEE TABLE – Item number: 170368833999

Original Vitra Eames Rocker

Item number: 280377754818

‘Model 66′ rosewood sideboard by Ib Kofod-Larsen

Item number: 180388744475

Vintage 1970′s Office Trolley – Style of Joe Colombo Boby

Item number: 270434586745

Eames Contract Table

Item number: 160351984275

Stefi Orazi Le Corbusier inspired Notecards 

Designed and produced to coincide with the major exhibition at the Barbican Art Gallery, London, this Spring, these greeting cards feature 6 illustrated buildings by Le Corbusier.

Available from TwentyTwentyOne

Boby Plastic Trolley by Joe Colombo

Originally designed in 1970 as an accessory for drawing tables, Joe Colombo’s Boby trolley is instantly recognisable.

Available from Aram

Re-trouvé Metal Chair by Patricia Urquiola

Available from Chaplins

Tubular Steel Chair and Table by Living Divani

Designed by Shiro Kuramata, his furniture combines the elegance of oriental traditions with the minimalist forms commonly seen in the pieces during the mid century modern period.

Available from Chaplins

Retro 1960′s Sideboard with coloured door panels

Not exactly the same as the one featured in this month Elle Decor but the closest I could find!

There is a wide selection of colour fronted sideboards available from Modern Retro

Vintage Rare Herman Miller Side Chair

Item number: 380135295423

Habitat Days Forum Cream Leather Sofa by Robin Day

Item number: 250455874700

Iconic 1950s sideboard designed by Peter Hayward

Item number: 290327967786

I need to have one of these McIntosh Sideboards with the subtle fifties design.

MissPrint Products are all designed and hand-printed in a small East London studio by Yvonne and Rebecca Drury.

Miss Print’s great care and attention to detail prevail in order to produce a range of interior products that are superior in quality and design, in essence very special items. The bespoke nature of their items leads to a great choice of designs and colours, thus the flexibility to co-ordinate with any interior or home environment.

For more details see www.missprint.co.uk

White Rot by Derek Welsh Woodworker

Influenced by modernism and geometric forms, the sideboards angled structure, subtle detailing and linear character of the Scottish spalted sycamore give it an unusual and curious appearance.

For more details see www.derekwelsh.co.uk

Love this stunning Reede Console.

1950′s Storage console designed and manufactured in the UK. High lacquered elm unit with chrome plate handles and black steel legs. Two cupboards and two drawers.

Visit Fear and Khan for further details.

The Flow Sideboard, part of the ‘Heals Discovers’ range, designed exclusively by Kay & Stemmer. Organic and playful in form, Flow is inspired by 1950′s design, incorporating luxury and function with the highest standards of craftsmanship. Handcrafted in walnut and oak with sliding door. Made in the UK.

Exclusive to Heal’s

Newell Design – Interlocking

The Interlocking sideboard is finished with a two-tone lacquer, its sculptural front panels are hand cut from solid linden wood and inset in a solid wood case with a claro walnut veneer. The doors and case come in lacquer and other wood veneer options.

A work of art and definite talking piece!

Further details available from Newell Design:

http://www.newelldesignstudio.com/

Pinch is the collaboration between husband and wife team Russell Pinch and Oona Bannon. Their aim is to design fantastic quality products; simple, elegant and approachable, for real people’s lives and they are very good at it too, winning numerous awards since founding the company in 2004.

Highlights for me include the ‘Alba’ sideboard and ‘Yves’ writing desk.

http://www.pinchdesign.com/index.htm