Nintendo furniture for your dream apartment

Usually we save nifty stuff like this for Friday or the weekends, but in the quiet lull before the Game Developers Conference this week, two awesome pieces of Nintendo furniture caught our eye.

The first piece of furniture comes from Etsy seller, WTCrafts. He or she is already sold out of this 21" wool-blend Triforce Rug, but the NES Controller Rug is pretty sexy, too.

Next up is a set of homemade Mario-themed furniture from a mechanical engineering student based in Germany. Neatorama spotted it and got the details from the student's boyfriend:

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Usually we save nifty stuff like this for Friday or the weekends, but in the quiet lull before the Game Developers Conference this week, two awesome pieces of Nintendo furniture caught our eye.

The first piece of furniture comes from Etsy seller, WTCrafts. He or she is already sold out of this 21" wool-blend Triforce Rug, but the NES Controller Rug is pretty sexy, too.

Next up is a set of homemade Mario-themed furniture from a mechanical engineering student based in Germany. Neatorama spotted it and got the details from the student's boyfriend:

I designed the shelf for our growing collection of videogames (almost 200 Wii games) and I thought the boxes would be perfect with the background [of hills] and a cloud (all made of wood). Beside the shelf was a small table for the phone and the Internet and I thought it would be cool if we could have a warp pipe too. So she's created the warp pipe based on a garbage can [that] big enough to hide all the cables.

The thing that would absolutely complete this for us is a Metroid-themed coffee table. What would you want in your Nintendo apartment?