The very New Dandy Trunk by T.T. Trunks of Paris was launched at the OC CONCEPT STORE, New York, 655 Madison Avenue. Now, you can travel in style with the latest technology, spirits, and sporting needs, with the cost of only $35,000.
The New Dandy Trunk is a custom made design, according to modern man use, desire and personal preferences; bound to traditional hobbies as well as to new technologies, today in a hurry, idle tomorrow. This trunk represents genuine conviviality customs for men to move with the times hence being truly modern.
“New Dandy” trunk displays a power pack for mobile devices, an iPad base and two separate tidy drawers. The upper part is equipped with four drawers. Held by a leather bond, the whiskey decanter set can be found in the central part surrounded by two drawers with three whiskey glasses in each.
3 main drawers:
– Displayed in one half of the first drawer a tray case confers free space for any additional service set.
– The second drawer is assigned to cigars with a humidifier and a hygrometer.
– Dedicated to poker world, the third drawer includes 500 CLAY chips, possibly personalized, as well as a Dealer button, two decks of cards – with a plastic coat, to be personalized as well and a poker table top (approximately 135 cm x 80 cm) slipped into the trunk’s door, folded in three.
This rolling trunk is equipped with four lockable wheels and one more wheel beneath the door to ease movements. All metal parts are solid brass when the trunk’s structure is a 15 mm marine wood.
Many different compartments or units can be chosen to vary fitting choices and uses of this trunk. Here are few examples:
– Board Games unit (Chess and Checkers)
– Backgammon unit
– Shoe shine kit unit
– Watch unit
– Belt unit
– Tie unit
Dimensions L x W x H cm: 110 x 50 x 50
T.T. Trunks is a young and innovative luxury goods company specializing in the creation of high standard furniture trunks. It was founded less than a year ago by Damien Finot and Julien Trossat, two Paris-based entrepreneurs and friends – and former Louis Vuitton project managers.
More details at: http://www.tttrunks.com/3.aspx?sr=9