Tag: furniture

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Ouija Board Furniture

  If this furniture actually existed, you could get into the Halloween spirit everyday with your very own Ouija Board carpet and coffee table. Alas, it is only a concept made by Dave Delisle. This makes me wonder…what other games would you like to see as furniture? What if every […]

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TARDIS Rugs

ThinkGeek is at it again, and now they’re making me want to re-do our living room. They’ve introduced a TARDIS rug and an Exploding TARDIS rug for $69.99 each. At almost 6 feet long, they’ll make the perfect statement piece in a space-themed room. You can pick them up from […]

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Leave Your Mark – Thermochromic Furniture

  After a night of tabletop games, do you still want to feel your friends’ presence? Grab this thermochromic furniture. It’s painted black with a special type of paint that responds to heat to show the original color of the wood underneath. It’s cool, but I don’t know if I’d […]

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Marvel Comic Lamps

Fab.com has these fantastic Marvel lamps on sale. They’d be a perfectly geeky statement piece on a side table in a living room, or as the coolest bedroom nightstand lamp possible. I love that men and women both are featured in the various designs, and the price-point makes me want […]

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Building Block Furniture

Want to build your furniture with LEGOs, but the primary colors not doing it for you? Are the pieces just not comfortable to sit on? Give these a try! The DIY Building Blocks Furniture can be used by kids and grown-ups alike to things like chairs, desks and shelving. This […]

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Edible Dollhouse Furniture

Make breakfast and dessert a bit more interesting with this edible furniture mold. You can create scenes, “decorate” furniture with food coloring, syrups, and icing, or top cupcakes with furniture for a housewarming party! The molds are created by Sapore dei Mobili, and although I don’t think they’re currently for […]

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West Elm Is Here To Help

I have a confession to make: home decor stores scare me a bit. I walk into places like Pottery Barn and Crate and Barrel, and I get a little overwhelmed. What do I need? How do I use this in my home? How can people afford all of this? I […]