The KitchenFloor Puzzle
William Waite designed this puzzle based on the repetitive pattern from his kitchen floor linoleum. The pattern is made from two basic shapes: a square and a flattened hexagon. The 18 pieces of the puzzle are a complete selection of all the ways of combining four basic shapes within the pattern. The shape of the puzzle leaves 9 empty holes which can be arranged in a multitude of patterns, including ones that are symmetrical in various ways:
The puzzle solution shown below is perfectly symmetrical (vertically, horizontally, and
rotationally symmetrical). Included when ordering this puzzle are the 36 possible
perfectly symmetrical patterns for you to try to solve. Solutions not
included!
It is very difficult to find any solution, even though there are actually billions of solutions for this puzzle! The multiple challenges of this puzzle make it the designer's personal favorite.
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KitchenFloor Puzzle
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$29.95 |
We are happy to answer any questions, contact William at:
orders@puzzlemist.com
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