Puzzle Table
This puzzle table was designed by Hsien Chang and was inspired by sliding puzzles. The grids can be designated to store different items and there are fitted baskets which can be removed for even greater convenience. To access the grids you just slide the dividers on the desk. The only problem is that you'll always have a square block missing from the top of your desk, and to get something from opposite sides you'd have to adjust the entire thing. Well that, or smash it in with a hammer. Which is what I do with all my desks. Drawers are for amateurs.
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The Levitation desk is a desk with one leg. The challenge was to use an unique leg which could be placed anywhere under the desk. We find a solution, I would conceal it... I'm not sure how it works but I'm guessing it's a really really heavy leg they've got on there. Like rea... / Continue →
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The Mushroom Forest Table Series is a coffee table designed by Thomas Wold, creating a multicolor coffee table that looks like a forest of mushrooms. Although still not as cool as if you grew an actual forest of mushrooms to use as a coffee table. Nothing says 'good idea' like ... / Continue →
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The Epsilon table is a coffee table which doubles as a fireplace. And yeah, it's every bit as dangerous as it looks. Unless a coffee table which occasionally shoots fire out the top doesn't sound dangerous to you. In which case my spinning saw blade chair is perfect for you. Yo... / Continue →
