Evelyn Lozada, who you may know from “Basketball Wives” because of her previous engagement to ex-Celtic Antoine Walker, can’t take her eyes off the massive arch-shaped fish tank that sits on top of the headboard in the boudoir of 85’s Florida manse.

Until she walks into the living room.

In an another display of having way too much money and a tacky sense of interior design, Chad takes things even further with his massive shark tank fronted by 3 flat screen TV’s all in front of a red velvet, half circle, abomination of a couch.

The one-of-a-kind aquarium was done by Wayde King and Brett Raymer, the stars of the new hit reality show “Tanked” on Animal Planet. In addition to Chad’s bachelor pad, Brett and Wayde have created custom tanks for everyone from director Steven Spielberg to rapper Dr. Dre.

They’ve build fish cribs in the shape of pyramids, phone booths, cars, kegs and even the female anatomy…Now that’s something I can wake up to!

Tanked airs at 9 p.m. Fridays on Animal Planet.

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Perfectly timed to bring to attention to the plight of the rhinoceros, the ‘rhino chair’ is composed of an inner frame along its main body in order to support its weight and reinforce its stability and balance.

No animals were harmed during the making of this chair.

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The purpose of the Visual Permeability Pavilion is to provide multiple spaces for relaxation, contemplation, and social interaction. The two spaces within the project are broken apart, providing one space for two people to relax in a more private setting, and one space for four people to have a conversation and/or drink beer.

The density of the slats is based on three density types: The densest zones are designated for walking and sitting, the medium zones are designated as backrest locations, and the lightest zones are meant for shading. This project is one-of-a-kind and was made from furniture-grade birch plywood, using digital fabrication techniques.

This would be perfect on my balcony.

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‘Princess’ is a stool made from a whole lamb, except the neck and head, exposing all the gory detailed remains of the former life of the fluffy animal. The only part of this stool that isn’t original is the leg’s hooves. Before the natural hooves were removed, they were casted electronically, and exact silver replicas were produced.

Designed by Atlason, I was excited to see some realistic, animal-inspired furniture…this stylish seat has a life of its own, or used to.

Made from cut foam, the chair is based on the original Space Invaders arcade game from the 1970s, and looks startlingly uncomfortable… However, it is sleek and sexy, and that could make all the difference.

Though not in production, this piece by Wear Dorthy absolutely should be…FINALLY something to do with space invaders and it looks like there’s a place to stash your beer.

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The only problem you’d have with the Facecord is that you’d need some matching furniture to place it inside your home. Any ideas on how to pull that off?

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A team of 12 woodworkers took 6 weeks to hammer each skewer into the carved wooden structure.

I can’t think of a better place to hide my beer from mooching friends, except I would sharpen every single one of those skewers…damn they are going to poke their eye out trying to figure this out.

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The chair’s form is reminiscent of a three dimensional grid. It consists simply of hollow spaces whose open structure requires filling with personal things such as pillows, blankets, beer, books, cuddly pets etc. By packing the chair full of personal belongings, the user changes the ‘design,’ and thus becomes the creator of an individual piece of furniture.

Designer Stephan Schulz calls is a ‘nesting’ process…just let it all hang out.

From the mind of Stephan Schulz comes the recycling Chair-Sofa System, a couch and armchair made entirely out of recycled foam. The ‘slices’, are not only used to comfortably lean back into, they also double as a place to stash your magazines, or that empty pizza box from the night before.

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