] This design, by Brooklyn company Brave Space, is intended
] for "Life-size play", and the blocks really do have the
] exact proportions of the original Tetris pieces. The
] storage units are sold piece by piece, so you can buy as
] many as you want and arrange them however you want. Just
] think - you can recreate your own gigantic Tetris
] game in your living room - only without the bottom
] row disappearing every time you align things properly!

This is awesome.

Each piece is $350. That's a little too much. The first to have the same concept in Ikea style fiberboard cheapness, wins all the money. Ready, set, go!

Furniture - Tetris Shelving

] Why settle for avatars, when we can be angels?
]
] Our goal should not be virtual reality.
]
] Our goal should be actual ubiquity.
]
] Space and time are not intrinsic properties of virtual
] presence.
]
] Space and time will not exist in virtual presence unless
] we bring them with us.
]
] Space and time are boring.
]
] Let's not invite them.

Brian Moriarty | Lectures | The Point Is (1996)

Avatars or Angels?