And a company called Casket Furniture figures that since you’ll be spending thousands of dollars on your post-life home, you might as well enjoy it as much as possible.

Deep in the Kootenay Mountains in the little town of Nelson, eight hours east of Vancouver, B.C., Mark Zeabin operates what he claims is a profitable dot.com. He sells furniture over the Web ...

The prices aren't exactly cheap -- at $700, the "Adam's" coffee table is on the low end -- but compared to other furniture, not to mention caskets, many of the items are a bargain.