Fantastic Lego-esque stack-able bricks called LunaSoft, made by a fantastically-named French company called Lunatic Construction.

Lego-esque modular furniture (via Make)

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I’d like about 10 of these, attached to form a giant table. Then, depending on how many kids were roaming the house, I’d detach as appropriate for stool use at dinner time. The novelty factor would far outweigh the slightly bothersome fact that the table would be the same height as the chair.

Jigsaw Puzzle Stool by VivaTerra (via Inhabitots)

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If, like me, you don’t have space for a piano in your home, this piano built inside a dining room table could be the answer.

If, like me, you don’t have space for a dining room table… you’re screwed.

Georg Bohle Piano Table (via Boing Boing)

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“At first glance it looks like an ordinary table. But for the one who knows its secret, it can be transformed into a shelter where one can hide from scary sounds, ghosts or family members.”

Daily Shelter by Ingrid Brandth (via Inhabitots)

This table was crafted from reclaimed strips of wood from an abandoned bowling alley by designer William Stranger. A hands-down highlight from his Second Life collection, currently on display at LA’s Fifth Floor Gallery until 14th November.

Anyone who shares my penchant for Wii Bowling will understand why this thing rocks so hard.

Recycled Bowling Lane Furnitiure is Right up Our Alley (via Inhabitat)

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Everything should be literal. You know, like an orange being orange or a table and chairs that spell out the word ‘Table’ when lined up together.

Table and chair set spells out TABLE (from Kamiya Design Inc. via Boing Boing)