Room & Board - Manhattan
Casters make it easier to move from place to place, steel is attractive and simple.
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Make a stool out of magazines...seriously. The object becomes a stool when you stick magazines in between the two boards. PLUS it comes with wheels! Sounds like fun!
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I have a few pieces of artwork that would look very nice displayed on this cart.
Added 4 Years Ago from Sonrisafurniture -
This has got to be one of the best shoe storage inventions of the century - the Shoe Wheel by Rakku. Sleek and gorgeous. Get to stare at my fab collection of clip clops. I found it at tszuji
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A few months ago I meticulously repackaged and labeled all my spices and herbs into clear glass jars. Now I don't have to open my cabinet to the bombardment of colors and advertising. It looks cleaner and more organized and would ... A few months ago I meticulously repackaged and labeled all my spices and herbs into clear glass jars. Now I don't have to open my cabinet to the bombardment of colors and advertising. It looks cleaner and more organized and would look perfect in this amazing vintage cabinet!
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Excellent. This wood table on lockable casters has a built in outlet and laptop storage and protection area for when you're jusggling between online recipes and measuring out ingredients. Check out the pics for all the features.
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I love furniture that doubles up, and this Offi Bench Box is both a bench and a portable book shelf. Great for waiting rooms where a little reading is required.
Added 5 Years Ago from Gocontempo -
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Muji, love. Everything. Especially the prices: This aluminum caster-licious coffee table is $180 at MOMA store. I think it costs more to get into the musée these days.
Added 5 Years Ago from MoMA Store -
Wow! Talk about form and function. Keep turning this baby around and you get an array of rooms. Each module's interior would be outfitted for a specific room or function, such as a kitchen, bedroom, or exercise room. The wheel lit... Wow! Talk about form and function. Keep turning this baby around and you get an array of rooms. Each module's interior would be outfitted for a specific room or function, such as a kitchen, bedroom, or exercise room. The wheel literally turns, and as the positioning of the module changes, so does its function. For instance, while cooking, the couch becomes the ceiling, the dining table a wall. The Wet Cell is the module that would house the bathroom, including the toilet, shower, and bath. This is way better than a human hamster wheel!!
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I love Vitra and I love casters and I love designpublic.com. Together this combination is unstoppable!
Added 6 Years Ago from Design Public
