The Best Sci-Fi Home Accessories

This high-concept print perfectly captures the multi-faceted tale of Dune. Ideal for any sci-fi fan's office or living room.

Our equine friends have a strong history in the sci-fi genre. In Christopher Priest's The Inverted World, horses are a primary tool for desolate desert exploration. In William Gibson's cyberpunk Sprawl series, horses are extinct and considered beautifully mythical. In P.K Dick's Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?, basically all animals are extinct and have been replaced by artificial trophy pieces. Hopefully all this'll never happen, but what it does mean is that this light taps right into some serious sci-fi DNA.

Fulfil a lifelong fantasy and become Deckard, even if it's just for one drink. You've had a hard day retiring replicants, now close the shutter, raise a toast to Angela and sip from a glass with brooding intensity. You could even finish off the look with Blade Runner Decanter.

Vinyl is cool because its old-school. Vertical record players are cool because they are futuristic. Put them together and you've got yourself a retrofuturistic sci-fi sound system, perfect for some Awesome Mix Vol 1 levity or channelling Nostromo vibes with the Alien soundtrack LP.

Much like the record player, the blend of analogue and wireless tech crammed inside a natural material casing gives some string retrofuture energy, and the subtle geometric slice on the bottom sits somewhere in-between a Jawa Sandcrawler and Deckard's whiskey tumbler. Just make sure they're on a floating shelf to complete the look.

Stay awake, stay alert. Become a living computer and look through space-time. How about that for a morning pick-me-up?

We truly have reached the pinnacle of tech. Is there is anything more simultaneously British and sci-fi than a smart mug that's sole purpose is to keep your tea warm? The future is now.

Some people collect plates from around the world, some people collect plates from the future. This crisp and chic plate adds an air of sci-fi intrigue to any room. Like we said, those who know, know.

Keplar-16b is a real place, a planet with two suns. That's right, it's a real-life Tatooine. Space and NASA knowledge – confirmed. Star Wars and Sci-Fri guru credentials – confirmed.

What's more sci-fi than projecting 60,000 stars from the northern hemisphere into your living room? If that doesn't cut it, you could always switch the slide, and transport yourself to the Andromeda Galaxy. Check out our rundown of the Flux here.

Neon light is a quick and effective way of earning that sci-fi look. Get a couple, throw them in the corner and spin a disco tune, Ex Machina style. Combine them with a hexagonal backlight wall and LED border lighting to complete Nathan's bunker-house aesthetic.

This retrofuturistic statement is pure 80's sci-fi - think Snake Plissken's life-counter or Predator's clock (if you squint). Set this up on your sideboard or wall-mount to nail that understated yet strong minimalistic sci-fi look. You could even glance over to it in panic when friends are over for the full effect.

Set in a post-apocalyptic 1997, retro-futuristic artist Simon Stålenhag's artbook-slash-novel The Electric State is not only a brilliant read but adds that certain je ne sais quoi to a sci-fi living room sideboard.

Liam Wong's midnight adventures on the neon lit streets of Tokyo are laced with aesthetics akin to the best cyberpunk movies. A pure delight and another worthy addition to the sci-fi sideboard that isn't only for display purposes.

Neon signs shining through the black night is sci-fi. If that neon sign is in an Eastern language, you've got yourself some cyberpunk. It's an incredible aesthetic that deserves to be adopted. In case you wondered, this sign is advertising jiaozi – Chinese dumplings.

It doesn't get much more sci-fi than LEDs and infinity. This table offers a clean and serene look, reminiscent of Jango Fett's apartment on Kamino in Attack Of The Clones.

Whether set in near fear or distant galaxies, touch screen panels are a ubiquitous sci-fi staple. Getting a Google Home Hub will be the start of more automation inside your home, with security cameras, heating and smartphones all linking up. Plus, we're right in the sweet spot for this tech – it exists for our convenience, and it doesn't have enough control to go full HAL 9000 on us.

Sci-fi films are renowned for their epic soundtracks. A sound bar gives Hans Zimmer and John Williams the presence they deserve, filling the room and taking you to a galaxy far, far away. You can hook it up to your TV, Spotify, or link it to an Amazon Alexa device for voice control and that real sci-fi finishing touch.