Pokemon decor is pretty much the dream of any trainer who has spent the last few decades catching all the monsters and defeating all the gyms in the games in the franchise. Now it is possible to go beyond simple stuffed animals and furnish your apartment with official designer furniture.
The Pokémon Company has formed an alliance with the Japanese interior decoration company Karimoku for a new line of furniture for the living room and bedroom, creating simply exceptional pieces.
What a peasant, you will say, and instead, looking at the images that you can find below, you will notice that the patterns and decorations in pokémon style are really very sober and could look good in any environment, winking at the most attentive.
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Can you find the pokémon?
Not only Gengar and specter-type pokémon (which if you haven’t identified them you can find on the carpet in the image above) but also the very classic Pikachu, Eevee, Snorlax and the inevitable pokéball:
We are not talking about Pokémon furniture for children’s rooms, we emphasize, but about products created for adults who want to further enhance their passion for Japanese monsters, on the other hand we are also talking about decidedly expensive pieces that range between 1,200 euros for a simple chair . up to 1,700 for the sofa.
The new lineup will be on sale starting October 14 through the Pokémon Center Online Store, and those in Tokyo will be able to see the pieces on display at the Pokémon Mega Tokyo Superstore until November 14.
If you love pokémon, we remind you that Pokémon Unite was recently available not only for Nintendo Switch but also for Android and iOS, MOBA completely free and immediately downloadable!
Source: SoraNews24
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