The Labyrinth Table is a playful wooden coffee table designed by artist and furniture maker Benjamin Nordsmark.

This piece of wood furniture contains a giant maze underneath a glass top. It contains a six metal figurines which can be moved around by magnetic knobs. The handles can stick to all surfaces of the table, because its main core is built out of teel and covers 5 millimeters of maple wood.

This table was created to generate nostalgic feelings in peoples mind and to encourage them to play and explore. For this project Nordsmark recently won a Silver A’Design Award.

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Famous artists today are using different natural and artificial origin materials in their works. It’s difficult to surprise someone now with ordinary sculptures and painting, but still possible.

Japanese artist Motoi Yamamoto uses salt, from which he creates amazing labyrinths. On these photos you will see some of his incredibly hard works.

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