LucianLinnell Vintage

Following the end of World War II, the country was ready for regeneration, hope and colour. Architecture, fashion and decor all reflected the fascination with technology and the future. The Festival of Britain in 1951 was a celebration of modern design and innovation, with exciting forms, colours and concepts. Inspired by the growing interest in space exploration and science, the exhibition introduced techniques, shapes and ideas that were a world away from the heaviness of p

When we use the term 'Mid Century', generally we mean anything produced from the post-war, 1950s period right up to the 1990s. Most of our items date from the 1960s, when teak was the most popular material for furniture, and British designers were heavily influenced by trends coming out of Denmark. Here we introduce some of the Mid Century manufacturers whose work we see most frequently, and whose pieces are often available in our current collection. The G Plan 'Astro' Occasi

With the right care, your antique, vintage and Mid Century furniture should continue to be useful and beautiful for many years to come. Below are some of our top tips to help you maintain and, if necessary, restore your vintage items. Daily Care Furniture that we live with every day can become neglected, but a few simple steps can keep it looking its best. Spills Clean up any spills as soon as they occur by carefully removing any solid matter and blotting liquid with a clean,

Mid Century style is everywhere - go to any new furniture store and you'll find atomic legs, sliding glass doors, geometric prints, and...