Does anyone remember seeing these back in 2009? I saw them on Pinterest (thanks Paige Russell) today and love the idea. Tassenkast are bag cabinets that seek the boundary between an interior product and a fashion item. Made by Lotty Lindeman out of the Netherlands, the bags further open the interpretation of the user, and become either a closet, shelf, mobile closet or whatever one wishes (I can't help but think of Mr. Bean using these). Made from wooden panels and surrounded by a quilted fabric, these hang with ties to a wooden beam. An ultimate decorating trick if I ever saw one. (Fun fact: Notice the fluoro trend peeking through in 2009)?
Does anyone remember seeing these back in 2009? I saw them on Pinterest (thanks Paige Russell) today and love the idea. Tassenkast are bag cabinets that seek the boundary between an interior product and a fashion item. Made by Lotty Lindeman out of the Netherlands, the bags further open the interpretation of the user, and become either a closet, shelf, mobile closet or whatever one wishes (I can't help but think of Mr. Bean using these). Made from wooden panels and surrounded by a quilted fabric, these hang with ties to a wooden beam. An ultimate decorating trick if I ever saw one. (Fun fact: Notice the fluoro trend peeking through in 2009)?


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xo Heather
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Tara
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It looks nice and everything but it seems pretty heavy if it is to be doubled for a suitcase or bag. I wouldn't buy it for 14000 euros.
http://www.priveekollektie.com/index.php?id=10&c=24
[love your mr. bean comment]