What’s the old saying…a place for everything, and everything in its place?
This is not how things roll at my house. We currently live by: everything is on the floor, even though it should be someplace else. (By the way, that “someplace else” is usually a plastic tub).
We just don’t ever seem to have the right storage solution for a particular item or set of items.
This 14+1 architectural shelving unit, designed by Takeshi Miyakawa, would get a lot of use in my house. It’s comprised of 15 boxes of different dimensions – each one perfect for storing a different type of item.
Six of the boxes slide in and out to create gaps for even more storage. Brilliant! Have you ever spent hours trying to cram a bunch of random stuff onto a bookshelf or storage unit? Sometimes, it’s like fitting a square peg into a round hole. For example, my daughter has tons of books that are too tall for her bookshelf. They usually end up on the floor.
This storage unit is a neat freak’s dream. I could spend a lot of time finding just the right item to store in each compartment.
The unit is made of bleached plywood and measures 59″ high by 21″ wide by 21″ deep – generously sized! It’s carried by Voos Furniture.
It’s also, er, generously priced? Carrying a price tag of a whopping $11,200, you had better plan to make use of each and every box. Alternatively, it could be a great Christmas present for one of those people they feature on Hoarders.
Photo credit: Voos Furniture
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