The neverending march of Star Wars-inspired home designs has been taken to the next level, with this amazing coffee table that has been built to display Boba Fett's last living moments before he discovers a new definition of pain and suffering by being slowly digested over a thousand years in a sarlacc pit.
Tom Spina Designs built this coffee table for a client who, like many of us, felt that Boba Fett just didn't get enough screen time. This coffee table freezes in time our last glimpse of the mysterious bounty hunter, who has achieved cult-like status even though the character's arc was so brief in the original trilogy.
It's an impressive piece of design: Check out the way Fett's fingers pass through the soft sand in a futile attempt to climb out, how a gnarly tentacle serves as a table support, and the way the glass top ensures that the scene is viewable from all angles.
Just maybe throw a tablecloth over it if you have any small children visiting. Kids shouldn't learn about horrors of the sarlacc pits until they're at least six or seven years old.
Source: io9
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