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So I have to admit, I really like outdoor furniture. No clue why. I just do.

The Extremis Gargantua really is one of the coolest pieces of outdoor furniture I’ve ever seen.

It allows for all sorts of uses and fits just about any lifestyle. The table is made of up multiple “attachments” that lets you adjust the table to each situation. There are 4 different sections that surround the main table part that can all be raised or lowered. The lower setting is for adults, the next two settings up are for children, and if you raise it all the way to the top, it becomes a table extender!

Now…for the bad news. While it is an extremely jazzy piece of furniture, this is gonna set you back close to 7 grand. OUCH!

If you’re really interested in dropping the cash on one of these, check out the Extremis dealer list.

These Fuwapica chairs (which means “soft and flashy” in Japanese), are a set of stools designed to change color based on things such as mood and weight.

“Weight?”, you ask? Yes. The colors of the chairs change depending on your weight. Perfect for a social gathering of people who don’t know each other that well where there are most likely some self-conscious people around.

The weight thing aside, it also detects your mood. So say you are your friends are sitting around arguing about who knows what, chances are, the chairs (and the room) will have a nice red tint to it. The perfect way to fuel the fire.

Right now these chairs are in limited production and should you want to get a hold of a set, they’ll run you a cool $3,500.

[via Inventor Spot]

So you come home late one evening and it’s pitch dark in your apartment…except for your glowing Meeraboo-2007 ST-1 (that you pronounce fully every time you talk about it). Thank goodness you’ve got this handy table/lamp.

The glowing orb underneath the table projects light through a hole in the table onto your ceiling to provide a small amount of light.

The orb itself is the perfect place to drop pocket-junk like your keys, watch, wallet, iPhone, etc etc.

I can’t imagine this table costing less than your right arm.

[via CubeMe]