Okay, my little droogies, get ready for the ultra-viol with this liquor bottle holder by J.P. Meulendijks that can be set on its side as a coffee table or stood up on end as a console. The Shots Liquor Console's 10 oddly-angled recesses are the perfect size for liquor or wine bottles, and will make you feel inebriated before you've even taken your first sip. All this high style doesn't come cheap, though, it'll cost you over a thousand bucks. – Charlie White

Shots Liquor Console by J.P. Meulendijks [Liquor Snob]

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Looking for an unusual coffee table? This one created by Irish designer Lorraine Brennan is made out of 2mm folded steel. Certainly not lighter than air, but this plane might lighten up that plain living room of yours. – Charlie White

Plane Table [designboom]

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The quest to integrate the iPod into damn near everything continues with the iRocker, a big comfy chair with a built-in iPod dock and several speakers, depending on how much you're willing to spend. There's also a 10-watt amp, good for ruining your hearing. The line-in jack allows users to plug in other, non-iPod devices, like gaming systems and iPod alternatives. Seven models will be releases, each with different speaker setups and accessories. Prices range from $99 all the way up to $319. One more pic after the jump, ladies and germs.

A big fancy chair with a built-in dock? I've seen worse, but wouldn't a pair of headphones and some junky Ikea chair be cheaper? – Nicholas Deleon

iRocker Chair Combines Gaming and Music [Digital Trends]

Adonis Furniture [Adonis]

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This "office chair" from Ypsilon looks like it is ready to transform into a kitten-eating robot at any second. All of those knobs and levers don't morph this thing into a robot, they simply adjust the 10 different setting that can be adjusted. Here be the big list of everything that can be tweaked: seat height, depth, height of back, headrest, backrest pressure, backrest position, lumbar support, armrest height, armrest angle and armsupports. Rest assured that after you get this chair tweaked to your liking, after hours of sitting up and down testing it, it may actually be comfortable. – Travis Hudson

Ypsilon Office Chair with 10 adjustable settings [Gadgetizer]

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Now you can bring the heady days of the early '70s at LeMans into your living room. Not only does this Porsche 917-inspired chair crafted by Inspired Design have a front end made of fiberglass just like the original race car, it's slathered with nine coats of paint in the same style of many of those speed demons of the era. You can even order it with optional genuine automotive lights.

Wow. We were ready to snap one of these babies up until we found out it costs $7,500.

Another pic of the seat, plus a video, after the jump. – Charlie White

Product Page [Inspired Design, via Jalopnik]

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Are you an "artist" who likes to wear all black, and because of being so spiritual/misunderstood/poor refuses to go to normal store to buy furniture? You might want to check out the Sketch Furniture Project by FRONT.

Using motion capture, a computer records your pen strokes and places them real-time within the scene. This motion capture is finalized as a 3D image file and then sent through the Rapid Protyping process. A laser hardens liquid plastic 0.1mm at a time, and in a few hours you have a chair that will shock/impress/probably kill your friends. Awesome. Hit the jump for pictures and a video of the entire process. And maybe some brilliant commenter can explain to us why the girl on the right draws slower than her sketch appears...maybe the motion cap is feeding faster than the video? – Mark Wilson Thanks Mr. JustElite!

Sketch Your Furniture in the Air [gadgetsworld]

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If you are anything like us Gizmodoites—you probably have chargers scattered all over your dwelling to accompany the various gadgets you own. Sligh is trying to solve the charging problem (since when was it a problem?) plaguing many of us with the Family Communication Center, or FCC.

The FCC is really just an over glorified surge protector. It is a cabinet desk that conveniently has a boatload of power outlets so all of your gadgets will get a nice charge in the same place. It also includes data ports for a laptop. The FCC is available in a mahogany finish for $2,945 or painted black for $3,395. – Travis Hudson

Built for the High-Tech Household [Via SCI FI]

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I remember from my boarding school days, how envious I was of the kids who managed to scramble a chair our couch into their rooms. The only problem was lugging something as big as a love seat all the way from eastern Pennsylvania down to Maryland.

The Ozone Inflatable Lounger is the perfect solution for that problem. Not only is it easy to transport since it's inflatable, but also easy to move, inexpensive ($57), comfortable, and has built in speakers. Best of all the speakers draw their power your DMP of choice or even a TV, so there's no need to use up one of those oh so precious power outlets. – Ben Longo

Ozone Inflatable Lounger [New Launches]

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Further proving you don't have to be in orbit to be weightless, the Gravity Chair from Norwegian baby products maker Stokke can sit upright as an office chair, function as a rocker, and lean way back for that serious contemplation your boss told you to stop doing. See it in its variety of unusual permutations, after the jump.

The chair is available in a variety of fabrics and finishes, but all that versatility in inclination from steep to flat will cost you a steep $2310, if you're so inclined. – Charlie White

Stokke boasts Zero-Gravity chair [Slash Gear]

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