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Eight-ball, top stem pocket. The Banana Pool Table was created by designer Cléon Daniel and carpenter Julien Forder — taking about a year to make. So the questions we have… How do you bank a shot when there are no straight sides? And, where does one find that much yellow felt? Find out more about the project here.
[via Neatorama]
We’ve seen our beloved United States in iron skillet form. Now, you can show some state love in your kitchen, with A. Heirloom’s State-Shaped Cutting Boards. And, not only can you do your dicing and chopping on your favorite state, but A. Heirloom will represent your city with a heart.
Each board is made to order, and is 100% rapidly renewable bamboo. Check them out here.
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The See-Saw Table, created by designer Marleen Jansen, is a great way to ensure that everyone finishes their meal at the same time — or perfect for someone who hates their spouse. And don’t even think about inviting that skinny friend of yours over for dinner — unless you like eating on the floor.
[link, via Incredible Things]
The Empire Strikes Back… with booze. Created by woodworker Colin Johnson, The Emperor’s Cabinet is a fully functional wet bar, designed to hold your finest gins and ripples. And as if it couldn’t get any awesomer, Johnson even installed a mirrored interior.
[link, via Laughing Squid]
Just in time for the holidays and the inevitable family gatherings, artist Michael Beitz has created the perfect table to help avoid any unnecessary conversation. Or, perhaps you simply hate your spouse — the table could come in handy all year round. Either way, here’s to a happier holiday, and a future of comfortable silence.
[Beitz’s site, via Inspire Me Now]