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"The Gaming Table by Ricardo Freisleben Lacerda might, at first, look like your average over-sized ottoman, but this piece of furniture actually contains an unexpected second function. The large family room piece separates into a set of four upholstered stools to increase the interior space&amp;#039;s seating capacity, but the core of the furnishing is quite useful itself.    The designer enhanced this square-topped central coffee table with four cup holders and a pair of convenient storage compartments. It appears as though a chessboard has been printed directly onto the surface, inviting sitters to engage in an activity together. Ample space is available to set up a wide range of board games around the Gaming Table. It&amp;#039;s a brilliantly compact solution for close-packed rooms that are occasionally used to entertain guests."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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