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Milan 2008: The Convertible Bag
Posted by: squee.gee on Friday, April 18 2008

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Piquadro and the University of Florence School of Architecture collaborated to present 14 travel bag concepts developed by the 3rd year Industrial Design students. The objective was to meet the needs of the modern traveler who must move regularly for business on multiple modes of transport, and obviously for one who is not afraid of a bit of color.


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MULTI BAG by Chiara Ladanza


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EASY BAG by Alessandro Falco



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