Tag: Table

We just passed National Hot Dog Day, but it’s never too late to get yourself some delicious frankfurters. Now, thanks to the guys at Idiot Box Artwork, you can enjoy a hot dog in your living room every day of the year. This amusing and appetizing 47″ wide coffee table features a cartoony image of a gigantic hot dog on its surface.

Check out this cool Star Wars-inspired conference table. It was made using thousands of individually pushpins. You may not have that 28,800 pins handy, but luckily that wasn’t a problem for the employees at Viking, a UK-based office supply seller. While they could have hired a robot to do the work, instead, the image was composed entirely by hand.

Single player ping pong? That’s just a pipe-dream. It’s a myth. People have been chasing that dragon for years. It’s vaporware! Pie in the sky fantasy! Not anymore. The dream has become a reality. Check out the video below as The Q demonstrates how to make a wooden table tennis game for one person.

AWEme loves to make fan’s dreams come true for everyone, except me apparently. I’m not jealous though. No really, it’s cool. The latest from their Super-Fan Builds series has them building an awesome Dungeons & Dragons table for a fan of the classic RPG.

Rich people. They aren’t happy unless they are flaunting their wealth in our faces. And what better way to do that than with a table that looks like it has burning money inside? This table was built by Alejandro Monge in collaboration with Amarist Studio.

YouTuber Daniel Perdomo and his friends made one of the coolest video game replicas of the year so far. It’s a physical replica of the classic game PONG. It’s basically a magnetic, mechanical version of air hockey. The ball moves back and forth not due to the force from the paddles but because of a magnet below the glass surface.

And now for your moment of zen. This Etch a Sketch Zen Garden Coffee Table is a great way to channel your inner calm. Friend of Technabob Caleb Kraft created this fun project that combines a coffee table, an Etch a Sketch and a zen garden.

Redditor fetchbeer can now push Super Buttons and have someone to talk to when he’s going crazy. They made an end table that looks like the Weighted Storage Cube from Portal. The cube is made of MDF and foamboard and is lit from the inside with RGB LEDs. Check out fetchbeer’s partial build log below: Weighted Storage Cube If you listen closely you can hear it say, “I love you…r sofa.”

You can find lots of custom made gaming tables online. This one made by BoardGameGeek forum member Bum Kim is special not so much for what it is than for how it was made. Bum went to great lengths to document his project and is sharing his build log online. As you can see the table’s main feature is the 40″ HDTV permanently installed in the center, where he projects his Roll20 sessions.

If you are looking for the sturdiest ping pong table ever, check out the Click-Clack Table Tennis Table. It is unlike any ping pong table you have ever seen. It’s a luxury table for those who appreciate both trains and table tennis.

After their Han Solo in Carbonite desk and Death Star wall tiles, the talented folks at prop studio Tom Spina Designs have finished another stellar Star Wars-themed custom job: a diorama of a classic scene from The Empire Strikes Back.

Etsy seller Legotings put together a LEGO table so chaotic it would drive Lord Business insane. The table itself is made from wood but has been covered by countless LEGO bricks. Beneath its glass top are more than 250 minifigures and other LEGO pieces.

These tables have amazing legs, even if they are alien colored. These wacky tables were developed by Vick Vanlian, a furniture and interior designer from Lebanon. They’re from the BFF Console Tables line. They are sexy, functional and weird, sort of like the Leg Lamp from A Christmas Story. These tables are painted in bright colors and supported by one or two pairs of female legs in high heels.

Earlier this year we checked out a LEGO building station on wheels that a father made for his son. Redditor thaitwin also built a LEGO station for his kids, but he opted to have base plates built right on to its surface. Thaitwin removed the glass surface of an old coffee table and replaced it with a multi-level base made of scrap wood.

This isn’t new, but it’s cool enough that you’ll want to check it out. Let’s say you need to buy a table, but you also want a skirt. What do you do? Well, why not buy a both at once?

Earlier this year we featured the 10-player arcade game Killer Queen. Event company Two Bit Circus also has its version of a not-so-massive offline multiplayer game. The company calls it Hexacade, because it allows up to six players to play together at the same time. Originally called the Party Table, the Hexacade has a trackball and arcade buttons for each player.