Ordinarily when shopping from a kids' catalogue, one has the children in mind. But when it comes to Play+Soft's seemingly Tetris-inspired furniture, we suspect the order might be diverted to dad's "office."
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Ordinarily when shopping from a kids' catalogue, one has the children in mind. But when it comes to Play+Soft's seemingly Tetris-inspired furniture, we suspect the order might be diverted to dad's "office."
[Via Wonderland]
Reader Comments (6)
Posted: Feb 15th 2007 6:03PM (Unverified) said
Wow I would love to have this stuff. Only thing: it needs to be comfortable AND stylish. Makes me want to buy a lot just so I can move them around.
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Posted: Feb 15th 2007 2:29PM (Unverified) said
Sweet!!! First post FTW! Looks like pretty nice furniture, actually.
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Posted: Feb 15th 2007 2:42PM (Unverified) said
That's not the actual furniture pictured, or is that just some Joystiq "mockery"? It looks more like play-doh, or clay at the very most. Nothing sleek or "cool" like Tetris the game nor its blocks and textures.
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Posted: Feb 15th 2007 2:43PM (Unverified) said
That's what it reminds me of. Like some claymation, or props they'd use in Robot Chicken.
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Posted: Feb 15th 2007 2:51PM (Unverified) said
They remind me of the giant geometric shapes we used to have at the youth group i went to when i was a kid. some of those were pretty tetris-like
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Posted: Feb 15th 2007 4:00PM (Unverified) said
The Tetris lover in me says: "Cool!"
The total fanboy in me says, "Those straight pieces are NOT four blocks long!! Unacceptable!!!!"
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The total fanboy in me says, "Those straight pieces are NOT four blocks long!! Unacceptable!!!!"
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