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Super-narrow Japanese drawers for micro-living

By Rain Noe - February 18, 2010

in Object Culture

From space-tight Japan come these Slim Storage Tall Stockers, by Yoshikawakuni Plastics.

The stackable polypropylene drawers aim to eat up whatever "dead spaces" exist in your apartment, those narrow between-things gaps where you normally throw umbrellas or rolled-up posters. Drawers come in heights tall enough to hold a large bottle of booze and short enough to serve as a cutlery drawer. You can also throw the whole thing up on optional casters if you'd like to live on the edge and wheel a really precarious object around your flat.

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