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FPM Packs Everyday Household Items in a Luggage

Happy JastaBy Happy JastaMay 23, 2018No Comments2 Mins Read
Marc Sadler’s Transforming Travel Suitcases for Fabbrica Pelletterie Milano
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The idea of carrying your bed with you might sound a little crazy but Milan-based designer Marc Sadler has made it look simple and logical. He has designed a collection of transforming travel suitcases for Fabbrica Pelletterie Milano (FPM) that go from a small box to full-fledged bed or work desk in no time.

The collection has different models designed for varied purposes like hiding a work desk, full-sized bed or kitchenette. Characterized by the shiny and strong aluminum casing and leather details, all wheeled suitcases from the collection look like a normal luggage but have the capability to become a useful daily object on demand.

From the convertible mini kitchen and mini office to bed, all cases are designed to work on the go. Just place the bag in a flat place and you’re ready to unpack the built-in features.

The Bank Cookstation – which is a new addition to the collection, easily converts into a mini kitchen having a cooktop, fold-out countertop, mini fridge, and drawers. It has built-in power, plug sockets and a folding chair, as per the Lonely Planet magazine.

The Bank Workstation from the collection functions as a portable office with a retractable desk and plenty of storages.  

Talking about the folding bed, the Bank Bedstation expands into a comfortable bed complete with a mattress, pillow and a sleeping bag. You can fold it into a luggage when not in use. Measuring 38 x 230 x 86 cm, it weighs about 19.5 kg, which is a little higher than what a person can carry and roam around with.

Also Read: Very Good Box: A Multi-Functional Furniture to Optimize Your Apartment

As expected, such compact travel accessories with transforming feature don’t come in cheap. You need to spend about €4,900 ($5,740) to own the Bank Workstation and €6,900 ($8,050) for the Bank Bedstation.

There’s is no word on pricing and availability of the Bank Cookstation as of now, we’ll keep you posted as soon as new information surfaces.  

Bank Cookstation 

Marc Sadler’s Transforming Travel Suitcases for Fabbrica Pelletterie Milano
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Bank WorkstationMarc Sadler’s Transforming Travel Suitcases for Fabbrica Pelletterie Milano

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Marc Sadler’s Transforming Travel Suitcases for Fabbrica Pelletterie Milano
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Marc Sadler’s Transforming Travel Suitcases for Fabbrica Pelletterie Milano
Image: FPM

Bank Bedstation

Marc Sadler’s Transforming Travel Suitcases for Fabbrica Pelletterie Milano
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Marc Sadler’s Transforming Travel Suitcases for Fabbrica Pelletterie Milano
Image: FPM
Marc Sadler’s Transforming Travel Suitcases for Fabbrica Pelletterie Milano
Image: FPM
Marc Sadler’s Transforming Travel Suitcases for Fabbrica Pelletterie Milano
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