When closed, the 1.3-inch thick shelf won't draw any attention to itself thanks to a wraparound wood veneer that hides the drawer's seams. And in lieu of handles that would be a dead giveaway of its alter-ego, the shelf is opened using a set of magnetic 'keys' that easily detach when it's closed. Besides hiding the trashy tomes you enjoy curling up with at night, the shelf also makes for a great place to stash valuables—at least it would if Torafu Architects were to actually put it into production. More here.
4 comments:
i need to make one of these.
This would be so useful for stashing drugs and cool things like that, not that I'd ever need to do that haha but it still is absolute genius and I'd love to have one of these as a just in case.
Sweet bro, I actually have one of these they are awesome.
That is sweet, even if not used for stashing items, Imagine just utilizing that space... Paperwork looks sick on a shelf, this would solve that issue!
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