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New Geek Chic Game Furniture
17 Nov
Posted by David Miller as Electronic Games, Miniatures, Modern Board Games, Other, RPGs
Geek Chic announced this week the extension of their already impressive line of gamer-friendly furniture with four new offerings. Each is available in walnut, maple, or cherry.
The League is a comic book storage cabinet with card catalog hardware to keep the collection looking good and organized.
The Curator is a miniatures display case with a glass door, adjustable shelves, and available lighting.
The Keep is a hutch-and-bureau set with four large drawers and varied-level shelving.
And The Locus is a table housing a multi-touch computer display surface. Developed jointly with Mesa Mundi, The Locus in available in 40 inch and 60 inch screen versions and is packaged with d20Pro software to create a Dungeons & Dragons tabletop.
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The furniture looks really great. I especially love the Curator. It’s a great cabinet for all those knick-knacks you’ve been saving up.
I love Geek Chic furniture and would be thrilled to have any of their offerings in my home. Only two things have prevented me from ordering so far:
1. The 5-8 month wait time.
2. The price. Ouch.
One or the other would be tolerable, but together it’s a double-whammy of “I think I’ll keep looking.” $12,000 for a gaming table I *might* see delivered by next year is just too much to ask. At that rate, I could hire a local finish carpenter, give them custom specs and have them done in a matter of weeks.