How cute is this? It’s a Pacman Pillow…something kids from the 80’s are very familiar with. From the looks of it, you can also actually play Pacman. I think this is pretty much one of a kind, from this gallery on Flickr.

It’s a great idea for game enthusiasts, a great addition to the bedroom or lounging area.

Via PlushYou

The best type of futon cover is actually dependent on what your lifestyle needs are. For families with kids and pets, they need a different type which can be broken down into three types:

• Faux Suedes (which sometimes has microfibers) - this is the most preferred choice by parents. Faux suede is so easy to clean, so if a child or a dog messes it up with dirt, blotching it would be quick. Faux suedes are also washable and they dry faster. With microfiber, it’s triple times more durable.
• Denim covers - denim material is also durable. It’s also casual looking so it’s great for play rooms.
• Vinyl - sometimes passes of as looking like leather, if you want something fancy. As with faux suedes, it’s easily cleaned and maintained by wiping off with a clean rug or paper towel.

Photo from Futon Covers Online

With two layers of foam —one made from visco elastic material for pressure points in the hips, knees and shoulders; and the other a high density foam for extra support — this iCare Natural Wave Topper probably feels like sleeping on a cloud of cotton.

The fabric covering this topper is made of removable zippered bamboo fabric, which as you know, is extra safe and non-harmful even for younger kids.

Via Ginny’s

While this may look like a quirky stool or perhaps something for the kids bedroom, this is in fact a bed that is specifically for cats. This spider flower bed has thermal liner in the middle of its mattress pad, which works to provide comfort and warmth for your feline queens.

It’s also reversible, giving you cat owners more options for sleep or play…for the cat, not the human owner.

Via The Design Blog

It looks nothing like a toddler bed, doesn’t it? But it’s supposedly ideal for kids 2.5 to 5 years old, consisting of three separate panels which may be adjusted as the child grows. Until finally, the child has his or her own twin bed.

Via Paza Design