The contours and forms of �Man'ege cabinet�, by Lima De Lezando, are inspired by the 50s. The six wooden chests are interconnected and can be easily reached, standing up, using a handwheel.  In doing so the cases are levelled out through the weight at the bottom of the case. The cases provide room for books and everyday things. The �Man'ege cabinet� is seen as solitary, an object in the room which accommodates nice everyday things and reveals them when needed.

Source: interiornews.com.