[Photo from Pinterest]Ah, who remembers the typewriter? My Mum used to own a typewriter and she would be forever on it tapping away writing short stories and poems. She inspired my love of writing and reading and so a typewriter, for me, holds a sentimental value as well as looking subtly retro. It would be the perfect vintage touch to a study/workspace area.
[Photo from Pinterest]Gone are the days when I'd blast tunes from my radio, now I have a high-tech bluetooth speaker and failing that - my iPhone. I used to spend many an hour listening to my radio and whenever I see radios like this, they take me right back to my childhood. This would look awesome in any kitchen to add a subtle retro touch.
[Photo from Pinterest]When I spotted this toilet roll cover, I thought it was perfect for not only those looking to add a retro touch to their home, but for us bloggers too (who seem to be forever taking photos)! ;) I think that it would make for a great, quirky addition to any bathroom. 
[Photo from Pinterest]Oh the old style corded telephones! It's not about cords anymore, most house phones are now cordless and a lot less chunky with no rotary dial to be seen. It's not uncommon for people looking for a retro/vintage touch to invest in one of these. They're quite easy to get your hands on and most come at a reasonable price too.
[Photo from husky-retail.com]I just love the retro fridges from Husky! They're pretty much the coolest undercounter household retro fridges around. With their 50's inspired designs, tempered glass shelves, shimmering silver trim and retro style curved reversible doors and cabinets, which come in ivory as above, red or black. These fridges go with any stye of decor, including the modern/contemporary feel, and add real retro-inspired character to any kitchen.
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