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04. Calligaris green chair With weather getting warmer, thoughts turn to barbecues and summer entertaining. Heals is now offering a selection of colourful outdoor furniture which would look just as good inside the home as out. We like this ‘Area 51’ green chair by Calligaris. The colour is UV-resistant, so shouldn’t fade. Grey, fuchsia and orange are also available. RRP £91
www.heals.co.uk
05. Contact Plate Design doesn’t always have to be po-faced and cooler- than-thou… there’s always room in our homes for a little bit of humour. That’s why we were drawn to this ‘Contact Plate’ from Evthokia Ltd. The 28cm plate is made from bone china and features a cheeky bite-mark design on the rim. A smaller plate and cup/saucer combo is also available. RRP £30
http://www.evthokia.co.uk
06. Hoodies shaker set Fancy a couple of hoodies skulking around on your dining table? That’s exactly what you’ll get if you purchase these cool, ceramic salt and pepper shakers. The ‘Hoodies’ bear a discreet floral pattern, with some of the butterflies making up the actual pouring holes through which the salt and pepper tumble. RRP £22
www.bouf.com
07. Pantone boxes If you want to keep your home clean, smart and fairly minimal, then you’ll want to invest in some storage solutions. We love these bright storage boxes from Italian firm Seletti, wrapped in bold Pantone colours. Nine different shades are available – or just invest in the whole collection, to add rainbow hues to your living space. RRP £13.30 each
www.madeindesign.co.uk
08. Lucas sofa One of our favourite London- based design companies is SCP. With shops in Shoreditch and Notting Hill, it specialises in well-crafted, functional and beautiful products. We love its entire 2012 range, particularly this ‘Lucas sofa in Kvadrat Remix’ by Matthew Hilton. It features oak legs and a hard-wearing grey covering. RRP £3,575
www.scp.co.uk
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