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Luggage that Matches Your Home Decor
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We used to struggle with making our luggage stand-out but when our last black bag broke after years of use, we were determined to find something different. Our search found that some designs we like for home decor are also on luggage, like cherry blossoms and graffiti designs...

 
 

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There are also leopard print luggage and camo carry-ones.

Even if they aren't your favorite home decor ideas, having these bright designs on your luggage will distinguish your bag from others.
All shown luggage is from Flight 001.

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"Luggage that matches your home decor"

If anyone has a home that is decorated in a way that would match that luggage it is truly a shame.

posted by amt230 on August 26th 2008 at 9:57am
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How interesting that a person would want to match their luggage to the one place that they really wouldn't ever have to use it!

posted by Marie on August 26th 2008 at 10:00am
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cherry blossoms, Camo, GRAFFITI? oh yes my home is just wall-to-wall with these amazing patterns.

posted by Bobbycat5 on August 26th 2008 at 10:05am
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I travel fairly frequently and prefer my luggage to be low-key and not stand out too much. There are some countries where expensive-looking luggage that says "look at me" gets quietly opened by baggage handlers hoping to score jewelry etc.

To help identify my case in a sea of black luggage at the arrival terminal, I simply wrap some colored electrical tape around the handle.

posted by lightspeed on August 26th 2008 at 10:09am
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Ew. I would hope that wouldn't match anyone's home decor.

Sure, I get wanting a bright piece of luggage to distinguish it from the plain ones, but some of those designs are truly tacky.

posted by Goosebucket on August 26th 2008 at 10:12am
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Man those are some hideous luggage bags...

Never understood what the problem locating your luggage bag is at the wheel. Just knot a recognizable patterned length of grosgrain on the handle, boom, luggage located.

posted by summerinbrooklyn on August 26th 2008 at 10:14am
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silly.

posted by sevenmotions on August 26th 2008 at 3:00pm
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Aw, I kinda like the cherry blossoms. Well, I think I would like another floral pattern more, but still.

I would probably just recover an old bag, though.

What I'm really looking for, always, are attractive old leather suitcases in different, unusual (not black or brown) colors. Those are workable luggage and they can sit out exposed at home without feeling fugly. I love my vintage yellow leather suitcase; old enough to have character, and hardly a "rob me I have lots of money" look, and it stands out in the baggage carousel.

posted by JosieDaisy on August 26th 2008 at 3:19pm
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