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Stacks of suitcases turned into chests of drawers

Cory Doctorow at 12:00 pm Mon, Oct 15, 2012

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UK design firm JAMESPLUMB created "Suitcase Chests" -- functional assemblage sculptures that turn stacks of old suitcases into chests of drawers. They are really very beautiful, with wood or metal chassis that's custom designed to hold each case.

VINTAGE SUITCASE DRAWERS | BY JAMES PLUMB (via Neatorama)

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  • digi_owl

    At first i wondered if one had to remove the case fully to get inside, but then i noticed that they had removed the lids.

  • pjcamp

    I didn’t notice that but I’m not going to let reality wreck my joke: just what I need — a drawer that when you open it is still closed.