Here is another one for the retro gaming geek collectors. Spotted over at Etsy is a keen looking Super Mario Question Block Lamp. The lamp takes the shape of the familiar blocks or bricks that Super Mario would usually have to bump with his head to get coins or special power ups to make him stronger during the game.

The block is made from tinted translucent acrylic and paper with a question block placed familiarly in the middle. The lamp bulb can be replaced to the owners desire, a good idea since you may want to get a lower powered bulb especially if you plan to let it light up for longer periods. It costs about $68 over at Etsy and should be a dandy addition to any home.

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Super Mario Question Block Lamp

Now this is what you can truly call camping out in style! Called the Bazar Tent, the creation was really meant for social gatherings. But if you can afford it (price undisclosed unfortunately), this is one cool tent to have when you spend the night outdoors or simply want to rough it.

The Bazar Tent is a brainchild of Lambert Kamps and is made of inflatable bags. Individual airbags are sewn together like bricks to create this tent. Fun, unique and definitely one-hell-of-a-looker, this tent is truly a class apart.

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The Bazar Tent

Here is something for the people who want something different in their bed. From afar, it is obvious that this quilt was made on a Tetris-type of a concept. The only hard part would have to be the different colors and the style of the bricks on the quilt but I guess putting it halfway filled or better could attune for a better looking quilt to have. A definite must-have for the people who are into gaming even up to their dreams!

(Source) The Great Geek Manual

The Tetris Quilts

If you want to make LEGO Desk like the one seen in the picture above then we highly recommend you visiting this page here. Maybe you can actually make one for yourself!

Here are some facts about The Desk:

* Approximately 35,000 LEGO bricks were used. This includes almost all the pieces from 32 Blue Tubs (#3033), almost 300 (!) small baseplates (8×16 studs), and 63 blue plate packs from LEGO Shop-at-Home. A few other pieces were also bought from private collectors (226 tiles so the drawers could slide, et cetera).
* The desk weighs about 120 pounds, I think. I have not actually weighed it… but I think that is close.
* About 7 pounds of glue were used. Brand: Oatey, All-Purpose (PVC, CPVC, ABS) Glue.
* The desk has the following dimensions (inches, WxHxD): 60″ x 29.5″ x 30″.
* It has 7 working drawers (six small, one large).
* It has a folding lid in the top that conceals a hole for computer cables to drop through.
* Yes, the top is bumpy — studs up. I offered to make the top smooth, but the client specifically requested otherwise. Whatever. I also offered to build a retractable keyboard tray in the front, but that was not wanted. Nor a mosaic of the company logo on the top or sides.

LEGO Desk

Make a Lego keyboard and never lose those pesky keys again. You would need:

LEGO bricks
LEGO base plates
Super glue

Steps:
1.
Affix base plates to wall.

2.
Assemble and stick.

Check out the diagrams here.

DIY: Lego Keyboard

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