I’ve never needed a whole lot of room for my socks, but this set of drawers from designer Martin Sämmer would definitely fill the ticket. Designed to allow consumer customization through the ornate arrangement of compartments, the shelves aspire to a process of creative expression that will ‘transform’ the consumer into a “Design-Prosumer.” Paradigm shift or not, Mom would never have found those adult magazines If I’d hid them in these drawers.
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Designer: Martin Sämmer
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I think that kind of furniture is ideal for someone who is trying to hide a lot of stuff.
rubbish, cluttered.
I think that kind of furniture is ideal for someone who is trying to hide a lot of stuff.
save now, lose forever.
Looks cool, but really too much work to get at things…
Crap
good various views. there’s no problem to lose things in it 😉
Nobody puts baby in a corner.
Nobody puts baby in a corner.
“You put your weed in there, and in there, and in there…”