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A double-function toolbox/bench from Trinidad and Tobago

January 13, 2011
A double-function toolbox/bench from Trinidad and Tobago
Designer Marlon Dabreau, the creative director of Trinidad-based design firm Abovegroup, believes everything can do more, serving multiple purposes instead of just one. Case in point: his Peera toolbox, which is beautifully designe with a double function, toting your tools, then transforming into a table or bench. While some transforming furniture seems to be merely a gimmick (here's a desk that turns into a wine cabinet!), Dabreau's Peera design is actually well-suited to the needs of local construction industries and tradespeople. The design is currently on display at New York's Museum of Arts and Design's Global Africa Project exhibit.

A double-function toolbox/bench from Trinidad and Tobago

As a sidenote, it is wonderful to see such forward-thinking design coming from parts of the world that the design world traditionally glazes over; Dabreau's work is locally inspired, locally functional, and beautifully combines smart design aesthetics with local resources. Check out all of his work on his website.
Posted by Emily Pilloton on January 13, 2011 | Comments (1)

January 13, 2011
In response to: A double-function toolbox/bench from Trinidad and Tobago
Max commented:

This is nothing new. In fact, it is a lot less functional than the others I've seen.

Max

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