Here’s one way to stay busy in the office when the day slows down. Martin Postler’s AK-47 is exactly what the name implies, a paper kit that lets you cut and paste together your own realistic-looking Awtomat Kalaschinkowa assault rifle. Earlier this summer some of the UK’s most-respected street artists took to decorating the gun for the Paper Wars exhibit in London. Probably the most fun application for the AK, although you’ll need to be an “experienced crafter” to get the paper rifle to this stage. At a price of $42, there’s more than a slight profit margin built into the product. But we like it anyway. Although, unless you run your own shop or your boss is extremely chill, the paper AK is probably best suited for your home office.

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Give your desk a mean look with the Shark Stapler from Jac Zagoory Designs, the most aggressive stapler we’ve ever come across. This pewter stapler works with #10 staples and runs $125, comparable to many other luxury staplers on the market. We’re a little bummed we didn’t hear about Jac Zagoory’s stapler in time for Shark Week, but what can you do?

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Care to look like a big baller in the office? Then commission a custom desk from Parnian Furniture, maker of the world’s most expensive desk. Retailing for $200,000, the world’s most expensive desk (pictured above) was constructed from six different types of exotic woods as well as a custom cast piece of glass. The desk took five months to build and was made specifically for Parnian’s North Scottsdale, Arizona showroom.

Over the past thirty years, Parnian has built “Power desks” for some of the world’s most prominent CEO’s, royalty, and celebrities. Prices start at around $6,000 and can quickly escalate depending on the level of customization and rarity of materials used. Check out the gallery below for some of our favorite custom desk creations from Parnian’s portfolio.

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If you’d rather be tearing up the streets in your exotic than working away in your office, then a Race Chair should at least take some of the pain away. Available in Ferrari, Lamborghini, Porsche, Maserati and other exotic makes, Race Chairs use actual car seats from the exotic to create the ultimate piece of exclusive office furniture. Whether you want a Ferrari F50 or a Porsche GT3, Race Chair has got you covered. They’ve also got a collectible motorcycle display table that’s definitely worth a look (pictured after the jump). The chairs will set you back from $2,000 upwards of $12,000. And the table will lighten your wallet to the tune of $2,500.

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Waste paper basketball has always been a great way to add a little fun to the workday. And with iOLYMPIC Wastebasketball, Chinese designer Li Jianye has taken the game to a whole new level of style. The Wastebasketball game is just one concept in Jianye’s iOlympic “daily life athletic designs collection,” which brings athletic actions and symbols into the everyday routine. The iOlympic collection also includes the starting Line Doormat, the Ping-Pad ping pong mouse pad, and the Flying Rings Chandelier (pictured below). If the concepts ever make it into production, we’ll keep you up-to-date.

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