Adding a dash of retro to modern functionality is always fun. Sometimes you get eccentric fashion like these Switchplate Covers that pop inches off the walls. Quirky and appealing all the same, they are ideal for someone like my mom who always has a lack of surfaces to display her crystals and knick-knacks.
Designers: Liz Kinnmark & Kegan Fisher [ Buy it Now – $8 each @ the YD Store ]
Switchplate Covers are available for $8 each @ the YD Store
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well it wouldn’t be much use to your mom because this isnt a surface, it just looks like one :S you didnt mention that it only LOOKS as if they’re popping out the walls.
I’d like it more if it were true perspective, instead of a poorly executed orthographic view.