Obviously the design shown here is a flat mat set, but it is also a table, a stool, and a chair. What, you don’t think so? Well, guys, after you lift the panels and fold them, you’ll find all those are possible.

Designed by a Japanese industrial design student Shin Yamashita, the furniture comes with an interesting name, ‘Land Peel’, which indicates that the mat can be peeled off from the ground and be used in other purposes. Stating that simple: adjust the panels along the fold to change them into chairs (or tables), and restore them to the original flat form when you don’t need them.

Plus, the flexibility of the mat set also ensures you a comfortable seating and lying.

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Called as ‘phat knit’, the series of oversized furniture are made using giant knitting needles and strings. Available in two versions— one piece that features multi (or single) colored strings tied together and the other that is actually a huge knot—’phat knit’ would spice up your kids’ bedrooms… as long as their rooms are big enough.

Designer: Bauke Knottnerus

Fed up with the 2D rugs and want something different? Then you must have a look at these three dimensional rugs from Top Floor. They come in different colors and patterns, but each of them is surely to make your room more attractive.

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Designer: Esti Barnes

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Anyone who dreams to own their dedicated space even inside the house would be rather glad to know the Rughut designed by Myung Jieun. It is a multifunctional rug that also doubles a hut if you hook it up. And made from a soft and lightweight material, the product will always ensure you a comfortable experience no matter you’re using it as a rug or a hut.

Designer: Myung Jieun

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Well, given that we have experienced all sorts of hideous scenes in horror movies, I’m still not bold enough to own such a rug that looks like a slaughtered blow-up doll! It sounds so crazy to spend your night with a human skin rug even in movies and novels, let alone it is actually placed in your living room! However, if you’re planning an unusual theme party, you might need the disturbing rug.

Designer：Chrissy Conant

How about a carpet that generates floral patterns after your every step? Sounds miraculous, doesn’t it? Containing special nontransparent gel inside it, the blooming step flooring system forms visual flowers when you step on it and appears clear when undisturbed.

Designer：Tae-Jin Sim

This rug is inspired from snake. Its unique structure allows users to use the it in different ways depending on different usages. You can even roll it around your body to get more warmth in winter.

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You may be in a dilemma when you want to pee at midnight: on the one hand, your drowsiness might be weakened because of the strong light; on the other hand, if you walking in the dark, your toes may be stubbed or drink some pee.

Fortunately, thanks to two students at London’s South Bank University, this glowing rug with a pressure sensor will light up and guides you when you stand or walk on it.

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In order to guide Muslim pray to the right direction of Mecca, this rug comes with a built-in compass. It uses electroluminescent phosphor printing technology to provide light in the dark, and the lighted motifs of the rug turn brighter the closer the rug is turned toward the direction of Mecca.

Designer: Soner Özenç

Sure, it’s a rug, but this rug have another use. Do you know what is it?

Actually, this rug could also be changed into a stool.

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It might that you’re not lucky enough to have a backyard swimming pool. But you can still enjoy the pool in your house.

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