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Tactile and practical, this 70s favourite is making a comeback.
Cork is one of the world's most underrated materials, but you'll be glad to know that this 70s favourite is making a comeback. Accessorise your home with these gorgeously crafted - and eco friendly - homeware and accessories.
From: House Beautiful magazine
Ilse Crawford's Sinnerlig collection for Ikea features a cork-topped dining table, £250; stools, from £50; bench, £100; and coffee table, £85
New from Bloomingville, this range of ceramic and cork vases is available in Copper, Moss Green, Navy and Black. From £32 each, Quince
These thoroughly modern pastel placemats link together in an endless range of designs. €21.21, DaWanda
Surprisingly soft, the Rio Rectangular cushion is made from very thin sheets of cork, boiled down and fused onto cotton, £95, Mind The Cork
This stylish clock will make an eye-catching and contemporary addition to any shelf or desk. £45, A Splash of Colour
White glass contrasts wonderfully with the natural texture of cork in this simply stunning Henderson ceiling lamp, £50, Habitat
These bone-china Pinboard Pots have cork lids that you can attach a label to so you know what's inside, £20 each, notonthehighstreet.com
With 3 sides and 3 legs, this modular piece of furniture can work as a stool or side table. £84, A Splash of Colour
Beautiful and useful, this stylish notice board is a corking good way to keep everything in one place. £13, The Contemporary Home
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