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Online resale platform StockX is giving streetwear fans a chance to BAPEify their living rooms this week. Offering three collaborative BAPE interiors pieces, you have until Friday, October 12 to be in with a shot at winning.

Launched under StockX's brand new StockX Select program, which gives shoppers an opportunity to win pieces of streetwear history, this week's prizes include a 2009 original BAPE Eames side chair, the product of the label's first ever collaboration with modern furniture manufacturer Modernica.

With only 100 chairs in each color rumored to have ever released, one lucky winner will receive BAPE's iconic green colorway along with the unique 2012 ape-head coffee table and Rizzoli hardcover book — otherwise known as the "BAPE Bible".

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To enter, all you have to do is like StockX's dedicated Instagram post (above), follow @stockx, @stockxstreetwear, and @stockxsneakers, and tag three friends in the comments. Best of luck!

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