In case your mornings aren't disorienting enough, Cyprus-based designer Stelios Mousarris has created a bendy wooden coffee table that seems to warp reality itself.
A lover of odd-seeming designs, Mousarris' past creations include a couch made from a folded rug and a tiered chair made of both wood and glass.
For the latest product, Mousarris drew inspiration from the 2010 Christopher Nolan blockbuster "Inception," in which an entire skyline gets upheaved and folded over. Mousarris calls it the "Wave City Coffee Table."
Available for purchase on Mousarris' website, the table sells for €5,000 ($5,423.58).
He built the behemoth using 3D-printing technology, combining both wood and steel in the final design.
While it may look stunning, the table isn't entirely practical.
For one, the jagged buildings limit how far anyone can pull up a chair. Either you'll hit the buildings on the floor or you'll bump your knees on the ones hanging like stalactites.
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For the lucky person seated at the overhanging portion, the table may work just fine.
At the very least, it'll be a conversation piece — or simply a way to start your day with an extra dose of the fantastical.
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