It’s a maxim of postindustrial design (this design era of ours, as arts manual have it) that storage space –a non-space, really— must be beautiful, and if not so, at least design-dignified, and to take that principle into being comes this London based studio, which has come up with personalized cardboard storage boxes. The MeBoxes have punched holes in the front which users precisely punch out to shape letters, forms, icons, or anything they like, so that when assembled –with the help of a sheet of contrasting color paper— show the form created by the user.
The boxes load 10 kg of paper and are available in a variety of colors, and to check out what you can design on the front of these objects of storage desire, take a look at the Virtual MeBox, a flash simulator to try out your own designs. Sales are not directly available from the site, but a list of authorized retailers in the UK and US is. 
