Just in time for the return of The Phantom Menace in 3D comes this awesome Darth Maul lightsaber wall light. It can be rotated for a horizontal or vertical display and it will illuminate the room with dual glowing blades.
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Artist Christopher Lee has made some pretty fantastic posters for the original Star Wars trilogy for $35 a pop. They’re cartoony and feature lots of nice little touches.
Check out the posters for The Empire Strikes Back and Return of the Jedi after the break.
Mark Rodriguez has twin daughters with very different tastes – one is into flowers and butterflies while the other is a Superman fanatic. Since they share a room, this presented serious decorating challenges, but thankfully Mark is an artist, and was able to create a dual-decorated room that catered to both of their interests. Mark created custom lights of a ladybug and the Superman logo as well as murals painted on wooden cutouts.
The logo light is especially awesome, and Mark states he would be interested in producing them for sale if he was able to secure a licensing agreement. Check out some additional photos after the break.
Artist Rodrigo Alonso has found a new use for old tech by turning it into some awesome looking stools. The process involves dumping the obsolete technology into square molds, filling them with resin, and creating a stool that will provide a unique look to your home or office while serving as a not so subtle reminder of where your current gadgets will eventually wind up.
Check out some additional photos after the break.
If your perfect lullaby is visualizing a hoard of zombies attacking your bed to eat your brain, you’ll love this “Never Sleep Alone” bedding set from Etsy seller Melissa Christie. Included are two pillowcases and a duvet cover sporting screen printed Zombie arms with hand painted details. The items are also sold individually and are available in twin/single, double/full, queen or king sizes.
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Forget about hanging a cat clock with a swinging tail; go for this much cooler option. This 8-bit style NES Mario clock is handmade from wood—and yes, the Goomba is a swinging pendulum.
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This Portal-themed office looks like it would fit right into the game. The test chamber panel lights up, there are lemon grenades a PotatOS, and the portrait of Aperture founder Cave Johnson is hand-painted. I actually might be a little scared to go in there.
Check out a few more photos showcasing the rest of the room after the break.
Nikita Kovalev created this concept “Bang Bang” doorknob for those who love firepower and hate boring household accessories. Although there doesn’t seem to be many details about the design, there are a few additional photos. Hit the jump to check them out.
After a long, hard day at the office, imagine coming home and resting your feet on the Enterprise NCC-1701-C. The seller crafted the starship from ash, poplar, and cherry wood. It will set you back $3100 before shipping—but you can’t put a price on endless jokes about the warp factor of your living room.
See the view from the aft end after the break.
Want to transform a window into a beautiful piece of stained glass art instantly? You can with these transparent prints. All you have to do is tape the print to window to achieve church-like atmosphere in your home. We’ve mentioned the Batman theme in the past, but the artist has an array of new, nerdy options. If you have a long hallway with windows, you should put a different fandom in each one.
View My Little Pony, X-Men, and Sailor Moon versions after the break.
