Thrust your rump into a chair made from a 737 engine - CNET

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Look down. What kind of chair are you sitting on? It might be wood. It might be all cushions and plastic with tilt and up-and-down controls. It might be leather if you're fancy. Now look at the 737 Cowling Chair from Fallen Fuiture. Feel the envy course through your veins.

Fallen Fuiture describes the creation as "colossal," "luxurious," "epic" and "captivating." It spins. It sits in the original orientation like you would see if it was mounted to an airplane.

The interior is upholstered in black leather, giving it the impression of being a never-ending pit, like you could just crawl inside and then keep going. It won't fit in just any living room. You're going to need a lot of space to display this beast of a chair.

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Fallen Fuiture is very much into upcycling old aircraft parts. The firm also offers a table made from an Airbus A320 escape hatch, a Boeing 747 wheel table, a stunning drinks cabinet crafted from a Royal Air Force MK1 practice cluster bomb and a piece of fuselage redone as wall art.