Don’t feel comfortable leaving your stick and balls hanging around on the table?  This leather storage bench serves up a smart solution, providing one drawer for your cue sticks, two drawers for your billiards balls, and two cue trays along the top.  Combine the cue bench with this disappearing pool table mechanism and hide all evidence of your baller billiards setup.

The cue bench retails for $3,380. Follow the jump for another image.

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Hook up your pool room with Brunswick’s Player’s Chair, a vintage reproduction of the company’s original 1923 model. Finished in oak, chestnut, cherry, or Brunswick’s signature Original Mahogany, the Player’s Chair is comes with two cue notches and two leather lined cup holders in the armrests, as well as a foot rest finished with a brass protector. The chair’s coolest feature is its hidden drawer for storing your billiard accessories. The price? $799.

Available through: Brunswick Billiards

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Designed by Aramith, the Fusion Table combines dining, billiards, and casino-style gaming. The concept is not original, but we’re glad to see that it’s been executed with style for the first time.

Under the Fusion Table’s contemporary top, you’ll find a high-quality billiards table that can also be switched out to become a casino-style gaming table. The table comes in a variety of surface and fabric options, so you should be to match the table to just about any design scheme. Interchangeable casino game cloths allow you to easily switch between card games. And you can hide the pool cues and balls under the table top.

Available through: Fusion Tables [via Yanko Design]

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