The rise of the hippie counterculture in the 1960s brought with it a particular fashion and ethos that was all about embracing nature and flower power. To embody this era, opt for ornamental florals or ethnic-inspired prints in pinks, blues and greens.

Bring retro into the 21st century with more abstract, contemporary prints. These Honesty Persimmon curtains feature a blossom pattern that feels bohemian, but still modern. We’ve continued the retro theme through the choice of white moulded plastic chairs. The 1960s also saw the first tinges of Scandinavian design start to influence British interiors, which can be seen in the clean lines of the pine side table.

Hark back to the psychedelic 70s with a floral design that uses geometic shapes in repetition.This Petula Roller blind features an abstract tulip print which blends today’s grey palette with the iconic yellow ochre tone of the 70s. Embrace the rich colour palette of this classic era too, with deep blues and mustard-toned yellows alongside warm teak wood for a look that’s totally groovy.