12 vintage cars, 12 beautiful photos, captured and retouched by Stuttgart based photographer Mirko Frank, create stylish “Oldtimer Calendar”. Each car on photos has its own history and this history is also described in a few words in this calendar. Great calendar, don’t you think?

Swedish artist Love Hulten represents his newest creation – wooden computer 4M. “The tower’s front panel and the monitor’s frame are both made of walnut lumber. The menacing red orb in front of the 4M isn’t an eye, although it really is a window to its soul.” If you found this PC concept interesting then you should take a look to retro concept Philco PC also. Have fun!

Bell & Ross has designed the Vintage Collection consists of 2 models as a tribute to 1940s aviator watches as they were the first professionals to use the wristwatch as a tool on their missions. These highly legible, simply designed watches are feature a beige or black dial and are paired with matching leather straps. Both watches have a 41mm stainless steel case, 100 meter water resistance, and have luminescent hands, numbers and indexes. The brand has now followed up these releases with a four more vintage-inspired pieces along the same design lines.

Company MaxiMídia is one of the largest in Brazil focused on modernization and developing the industry of marketing communications in the country. Agency Moma São Paulo presented a series of prints for advertising company seminars, aimed at to familiarize professionals with new opportunities of using social networking and other tools of communication through the Internet. Prints are made in the futuristic style of the 50-ies to attract the attention of the older generation that remembers this kind of posters. Take a look at these vintage images – they are really interesting and worthy of your attention!

We want to represent unusual retro works of american designer Alex Varanese. These posters look really cool – the designer skillfully combined the style of a bygone era and musical and technical attributes. Cassettes of old tape recorders, old stereo amplifier, computer parts and a lots of wires – are immutable attributes of works of this designer. And of course red. A lot of red. As the author said about himself – "like red more than you do".

It’s really a new life for retro style. Almost every designer have in their portfolio something in retro style. Even if it’s a concept of PC. Created by design studio SchultzeWORKS this stylish computer was inspired by the 1954 Philco Predicta television. Keyboard and mouse are created in the typewriter style but also have steampunk features. Besides its retro look Philco PC runs on Windows 7 and all its specs are modern. This bright PC is not for everyone and certainly can’t be mass-produced. But it will find its fans for sure.

Grunge style is one of the most popular trends in modern web design. Coming from music styles late 1980 – mid 1900’s grunge style was initially characterized the processing of music albums and posters, and later in desing of music bands’ websites. Today many designer and design studios develop websites in grunge style. This style is characterized by certain shades of colors, dirty-look backgrounds, paper elements with torn edges, broken/damaged icons, text in graffiti-like and many other graphic elements with aged effect. Old b&w photos and retro items are also actively used. We have prepared for you a collection of spectacular variety of websites in grunge style. And don’t forget to check top 15 website builders.

In one of the previous posts we’ve already told you about Coca-Cola advertisment. Today we represent you another retro collection – old car ads. We are pleased to bring to your attention car legends from Chrysler, Buick, Cadillac, Oldsmobile, Pontiac, Dodge, Mercury, Lincoln by 1949 – 1964.

The Coca-Cola Company has always believed in advertising, and that belief has taken it to the top of the mountain. Fantastic, colourful, wholesome, and memory provoking are just a few of the words and phrases that can be used to describe Coca-Cola advertising. Here is a collection of 50 Coca Cola ads from the 1889 till present days. Enjoy!