You never know how or when your storage needs are going to change. So having a highly adjustable shelf on your wall is ideal for variable storage. Designed by Mexican based ludens, this shelf is (obviously) modeled after a Swiss army knife with shelves that fold out to suit your various needs. It looks more like a conceptual design at this point (correct me if I’m wrong!) but I could see it being produced although I wonder how secure those thinner shelves are.
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[...] Designed by students at Ludens, a Mexican design school, the shelf has about 4 layers, which reveal places to hang clothing, store coins, write notes or stash your keys. There are even fold out sections that reveal a mirror and cupholders. This is clearly still a concept, and while it seems neat, I could also see this thing getting chaotic if you tried to use it for too many things at once. [Ludens via The Design Blog via Craziest Gadgets] [...]
[...] Designed by students at Ludens, a Mexican design school, the shelf has about 4 layers, which reveal places to hang clothing, store coins, write notes or stash your keys. There are even fold out sections that reveal a mirror and cupholders. This is clearly still a concept, and while it seems neat, I could also see this thing getting chaotic if you tried to use it for too many things at once. [Ludens via The Design Blog via Craziest Gadgets] [...]
[...] Designed by students at Ludens, a Mexican design school, the shelf has about 4 layers, which reveal places to hang clothing, store coins, write notes or stash your keys. There are even fold out sections that reveal a mirror and cupholders. This is clearly still a concept, and while it seems neat, I could also see this thing getting chaotic if you tried to use it for too many things at once. [Ludens via The Design Blog via Craziest Gadgets] [...]
[...] Los estudiantes de la escuela de diseño Ludens, de México, han extrapolado el concepto de la navaja suiza (en inglés, Swiss Army Knife) para crear su Mexican Army Shelf, una estantería con distintos cubículos que se despliegan como las herramientas de la navaja. En las cuatro capaz de la estantería hay sitio para guardar ropa, monedas, papeles o llaves. Sí, ya sé que guardas todo esto en el mismo sitio, pero ellos han dedicado un espacio a cada cosa. Y hasta han metido un espejo y unos posavasos como los de los coches. Por ahora sólo es un concepto, pero el invento tiene futuro. Sobre todo si lo ve MacGyver. — Rafa M. Claudín [Craziest Gadgets] [...]
[...] Designed by students at Ludens, a Mexican design school, the shelf has about 4 layers, which reveal places to hang clothing, store coins, write notes or stash your keys. There are even fold out sections that reveal a mirror and cupholders. This is clearly still a concept, and while it seems neat, I could also see this thing getting chaotic if you tried to use it for too many things at once. [Ludens via The Design Blog via Craziest Gadgets] [...]
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[...] Designed by students at Ludens, a Mexican design school, the shelf has about 4 layers, which reveal places to hang clothing, store coins, write notes or stash your keys. There are even fold out sections that reveal a mirror and cupholders. This is clearly still a concept, and while it seems neat, I could also see this thing getting chaotic if you tried to use it for too many things at once. [Ludens via The Design Blog via Craziest Gadgets] [...]