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DELVE INTO DESIGN CLASSICS<\/h1>\n

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Look beyond mid-century modern for cult buys, says Laura Antonia Jordan\u2026<\/p>\n

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THE LIGNE ROSET Togo sofa (1973). The Verner Panton \u2018S\u2019 chair (1960). The Pierre Jeanneret Office chair (1955). The Carl Hansen Wishbone chair (1949). The Charlotte Perriand Boomerang Bureau desk (1938). Mid-century modern furniture has become the interiors equivalent of seeking out old C\u00e9line clothes, which is to say, <\/span>obviously very chic, possibly prohibitively expensive, and ripped off everywhere. And while, say, the allure of 1950s Danish seating isn\u2019t going to diminish any time soon, good design didn\u2019t stop in 1979. In fact, there are plenty of homeware treasures to be found in the 1980s and beyond. Here\u2019s what to look out for \u2013 and where to find them…<\/span><\/p>\n

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1980s<\/h3>\n

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Terje Ekstr\u00f8m for Varier Stokke, Ekstrem chair, <\/b><\/span>1980
<\/b><\/span>The Danes aren\u2019t the only ones skilled at producing something stylish to sit on. Find the Ekstrem chair,
a Norwegian classic of post-modern design, on Pamono now. Varier re-released it last year in upholstered Kvadrat fabrics.<\/p>\n

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Ply-Chair, Jasper Morrison, 1988
<\/b>Proof that \u20181980s + plywood\u2019 is a much sexier search term than you might initially think. Radically simple, British designer Jasper Morrison\u2019s installation Some New Items for the Home Part I at the DAAD Gallery in Berlin in 1988 included this open-backed design. A rejection of the colourful chaos of postmodernism, the original design is part of the V&A collection.<\/p>\n

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1990s<\/h3>\n

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Ettore Sottsass, Carlton, 1981
<\/b>You can\u2019t talk about the \u201980s without mentioning the Memphis Group, the design movement known for its geometric, graphic (some would say garish) aesthetic. Founded by Italian designer Ettore Sottsass (he of the Ultrafragola wavy mirror, 1970), his Carlton bookcase\/room divider is a classic of the group. Originals run into five figures, but try entering \u2018squiggles\u2019 or \u2018colour block\u2019 into eBay. Jermaine Gallacher\u2019s zigzag candlesticks are your gateway piece into modern Memphism.<\/p>\n

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Ikea, Vilbert chair, <\/b>1993
<\/b><\/span>Yes, (some!) vintage Ikea is seriously collectable (a 1958 \u2018Cavelli\u2019 armchair sold for the equivalent of almost \u00a314,000 at auction last year). See also the very rare Vilbert from 1993. Created by the acclaimed Danish designer Verner Panton, only 3,000 were ever made. Today? Find them on Vinterior for around \u00a32,000 for a set. And sorry to say, they are flatpack.<\/p>\n

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Alessi, Anna G corkscrew,<\/b> 1994
<\/b><\/span>Designed by Alessandro Mendini, the playful corkscrewis a cult classic and dangerously tempting impetus to oapen another bottle. Still going strong, selling now for \u00a380.<\/p>\n

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Gaetano Pesce for Fish Design, placemat,<\/b> 1995
<\/b><\/span>The Come Stai? chairs Pesce made with Bottega Veneta last year are ultra-desirable but very<\/i> expensive. For more affordable options, see the resin placemats, trays and vases created for Fish Design in 1995. You\u2019ll find an impressive selection of OG Pesce at Pamono, as well as the new editions at London boutique Koibird.<\/p>\n

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Karim Rashid for Umbra, Garbo waste can,<\/b> 1996
<\/b><\/span>One person\u2019s trash is another\u2019s contribution to the Museum of Modern Art permanent collection. The savvy can track them down for shy of a tenner.<\/p>\n

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David Mellor, City cutlery, <\/b>1998
<\/b><\/span>A pleasure to use, the British-made, curvaceous cutlery is still a staple 25 years after its introduction. \u00a3135 for a six-piece set at davidmellordesign.com.<\/p>\n

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Robin Day for Habitat, sofa, <\/b>1999
<\/b><\/span>Like Ikea and Heal\u2019s, vintage Habitat items can also fetch a song at auction. And if you really, really cannot be parted from the mid-century look and feel, then a little bit of a cheat: the turn-of-the-millennium reissues of Robin Day\u2019s 1964 designed sofa.<\/p>\n

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2000s<\/h3>\n

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David Shrigley, Heroin & Cocaine salt and pepper shakers, <\/b>2000
<\/b><\/span>The artist initially designed the cult vessels for Collection Lambert, and they were recommissioned in 2012. Today you can scoop up the pair for \u00a360 from Third Drawer Down.<\/p>\n

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<\/b>Marc Newson, Nimrod chair, <\/b>2002
<\/b><\/span>Hugely influential, the Australian designer\u2019s clients span mega names from Apple to Nike. His furniture blurs the line between interiors and art: see the Nimrod chair (although, honestly, see any of his work). Produced by Magis in Italy using the process of blow-moulding, a mass-production technology traditionally used for products like plastic water bottles.<\/p>\n

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<\/b>Philippe Starck, Kartell Louis Ghost Armchair,<\/b> 2002
<\/b><\/span>Baroque meets pop, this ironic design is just one of many icons from the legendary French designer. Life in plastique, c\u2019est fantastique!<\/p>\n

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<\/b>Manolo Blahnik for Habitat, shoehorn, <\/b>2004
<\/b><\/span>A limited-edition for Habitat\u2019s 40th anniversary, find the footwear maestro\u2019s aluminium shoehorn on eBay and
Etsy now.<\/p>\n

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2010s<\/h3>\n

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<\/b>Tom Dixon, Melt lamp, <\/b>2015
<\/b><\/span>A technical triumph, Tom Dixon\u2019s molten design was created in collaboration with Swedish design collective Front. Prices start at \u00a3230 for a portable LED version.<\/p>\n

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<\/b>Faye Toogood, Roly Poly Chair, <\/b>2014
<\/b><\/span>The chunky chair isn\u2019t a future classic \u2013 it\u2019s one already. Acquired for several museum permanent collections, Toogood\u2019s collaboration with Driade opened up the Roly Poly to a wider audience at a more accessible price point.<\/p>\n

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<\/b>Heal\u2019s, Wallis Sofa,<\/b> 2017
<\/b><\/span>In the 2010s, if you didn\u2019t have a velvet sofa, were you even really there? Heal\u2019s is still producing this neat take by Russell Pinch today.<\/p>\n

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<\/b>C\u00e9line, menu blanket,<\/b> 2017
<\/b><\/span>Yay! Phoebe\u2019s back! What the dedicated Philophile will tell you is A) she never went away and B) her influence on interiors was up there with her sartorial sway. When the old C\u00e9line store on London\u2019s Mount Street closed, there were reports of hungry fans begging to take home the FOS lamps and glass vitrines, as well as the patchwork marble flooring. Philo\u2019s own menu blanket, from the A\/W \u201918 collection and created in partnership with graphic designer Peter Miles, is now found slung across many a tastemaker\u2019s bed and sofa. Set your Vestiaire alerts pronto or follow @thearchivedotcom on IG. Want more? Philo\u2019s mother and sister, Celia and Frankie, own a very stylish interiors emporium, Philo & Philo, in Bruton, Somerset.<\/span><\/p>\n

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