I think this is very good and practical idea. I like flexibility of this storage and find it very useful for families with kids.

When used sparingly quirky design can add personality to your room/home especially when cost is important. If you give yourself a blank canvas to work with clever use of colour and design offers much needed focus and allows for low cost change options ie replace a lamp rather than refurbish an entire room.

Hmmm, you know, I've been thinking of adding some to my designs, but part of me worries about the glare. The sun rises directly on where they would be, after that they would be ok. Mind, the only people they would bother are the neighbours backing onto the end of my garden! I love crackled, but am afraid that one looks broken due to the size if you know what I mean, might feel like placing a piece of bad luck. I have grey and gold mirrored perspex left over from another project, perhaps thats the way to go for me :)

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