If you've always wanted to have a large scale, message-driven art installation in your shoebox apartment, this could be a solution. Set 26 offers an alternative to the run-of-the-mill storage systems with these huge letters in white.
Letter Storage by Set 26
Available at Set 26.
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Great another item available overseas in a language (is it Dutch?) I can't read. Ah well.
view shari's profile
Now that's clever!
view bepsf's profile
No swear words. Please!
view tinnie's profile
Shari, it's German. (ch = Switzerland)
I used http://translate.google.com to translate the few parts I couldn't figure out.
view Jeri Dansky's profile
It's German.
Love the product but, oh my god, the price! €1275 with no back panel or €1635 for one with a fixed back panel. I shudder to do the exchange calculations...
view JenJensen's profile
My Nephews are learning letters and they would get a huge kick out of having their toys stored in their own letter M or B. :)
view venus_thames's profile
Jen, that's the price for an A.
If you want the M from the first picture (with 10 drawers - assuming it makes sense to have left the same amount as right) it's 2946 Euro (about 4595 USD at the moment).
I wonder what the shipping costs are, especially if you don't live in a neighboring country.
Pretty pricey for a simple shoe rack!
view kicki's profile
I think they're great in a way, but for a small space, it's kind of a stretch, because it's really not all THAT efficient a use of space, although it would depend on which letter(s) you had.
I think that it would be best for a kid, if it was just one letter, but I can't think of any entire words that I'd like to see day-in/day-out in such a huge way in my actual home.
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