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Found the Michael Yates Design Omikoshi line via MoCo Loco this evening and had to share. Omikoshi is a line of modular stackable furniture that is really slick.
You can assembled the modules in any quantity or combination. If you decided you want to change the configuration later down the road, you can easily rearrange the modules. The finishes offered are walnut, cherry or fir.
Images copyright Michael Yates Design
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The idea of being able to stack and rearrange is an excellent design idea. I like that I can make the piece look one way and next month change it around completely! A great way to let people think you either have a lot of money or are really creative.
Posted by: H. John (The Decorating Pro) Johnsen | Mar 13, 2008 at 01:51 PM