Modern table designed by Jay Watson reacts to heat and allows people to leave a temporary mark.
Handmade out of solid oak, “Linger a Little Longer” table is covered with black thermochromic coating that is sensitive to temperature change.
The surface responds to heat from a body part or a coffee mug and becomes transparent to reveal the wood beneath.
Unique table even comes with a matching heat sensitive bench.
Also check out: Mixtape Table and Ripple Effect Tea Table
Vinz Clortho
The technology is cool. The application is creepy. Pants are a good thing.
Jan 21st, 2013
Serhio
I’m not sure I’d like to leave an imprint of my rear end available for a public review in some cafe …
Jan 22nd, 2013
LOL
great way to compare asses
Jan 22nd, 2013
jacklyn
cool, but creepy.
Jan 22nd, 2013
Ben
Surely this technology could be better employed elsewhere.
Jan 22nd, 2013
sonnel
I like!
Jan 22nd, 2013
argon
maybe better paint just the table? ))
Jan 22nd, 2013
Betty
The table top maybe, but the seat? Not so much.
Jan 22nd, 2013
erwin
now you know who farted
Jan 22nd, 2013
Dominic
iLove
Jan 22nd, 2013
Masteroche
Why!!!!!!?
Jan 22nd, 2013
Mark
Do NOT sit on that naked. YIKES!
Jan 22nd, 2013
Joe
A floor painted with this stuff would be so cool!
Jan 22nd, 2013
villageidiot
Wouldn’t want to be a dinner guest for a couple who just did it on that table. lol
Jan 22nd, 2013
Karen
Oh science, why are you so cool.
On the other hand, kinda creepy to know what’s been going on on your table.
Jan 23rd, 2013
Fakhri
One quesrion: what for?
Jan 27th, 2013
Alex
Cool technology that could have great implementations. First off, knix painting the bench.
Jan 27th, 2013
beatriz
what about price?
Feb 10th, 2013
Him
This is awesome. And do the other people realize that it will go back to the original color once the temperature goes back to normal. These would be great in cafes, it would give a better sense that people are more than themselves.
Feb 21st, 2013
Enrico Martinez
It may now be possible to know which girls uses panties or t-backs.
How creepy.
Mar 29th, 2013