Isn't it pretty? Course, you could always really overdo it by adding a tetris rug, tetris shelving (now in cheap), and a pac-man wall weave, why not?
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While I love these puzzle floors, it seems odd that every picture in their gallery, including the one shown above, are photoshop mashups.
Look closely - the reflections are not real on the one above, and others include furniture that has been inexpertly pasted onto the "floors". I wonder if they actually have any floor installations, or if this is all speculation at this point. Makes me suspect that thei testimonials are also a bit imaginary.
Posted by: some clam | May 30, 2006 at 22:25