The Oturakast Cabinet was designed by Rianne Koens. The cabinet is made up of separate drawer units that are meant to be stacked up, one upon the other. What makes the design even more unique is that each separate drawer has foldable legs underneath.

So if you happen to have some people over at the apartment but don’t have enough chairs and stools to go around, just unstack your drawers, pull out the legs, and gather every around in a circle.

[via The Design Home]

The plumbing pair looks pretty snazzy against that blue background, but the simplicity of the white handles on the undecorated front side really make this dresser stand out. This project, made lovingly by a father for his toddler son, took several months and was documented on the Sprite Stitch forums. When Semifrank began work on the dresser, he wasn’t even sure where he was going with the design. No plan, no problem–the end result turned out great.

Here’s the dresser at various stages. Keeping that baby away from the project space and materials had to be fun, and by fun, I mean a potential nightmare. But the end result? Completely worth it.

[via Sprite Stitch]