‘Lack Dog’ by Alexis Liu: IKEA Table Converts into a Canine

by Desmond Williams, 02/16/10

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Although IKEA’s Lack Table is the foundation of designer Alexis Liu’s ‘Lack Dog,’ her transforming canine furniture creation lacks nothing in way of ingenuity, originality and fun. Created as an entry piece for a recent designboom contest, Liu converted IKEA’s unassuming table into a replica of her beloved pet, Noodle. “Like the real thing, this version can sit, stand, lie down, play bow, turn his head, flop his ears, and wag his tail,” says Liu of her entry. ‘Lack Dog’ is currently a concept piece, but if the designer works on a model that can convert from table to canine and back again, we see it being top dog in the children’s furniture market.

via designboom

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[...] doubling as the head of the dog. Fetching indeed.Love dog inspired decor? Be sure to check out the ‘Lack Dog’ table we highlighted previously on Inhabitots! via Yanko DesignImages by Dominique Cerutti [...]

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