Gallery: Always Moving? This Modular Furniture Is Easy to Take Apart

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    Crisscross is a new furniture line that's totally modular.
  • The system centers around birch plywood panels of various sizes and hardware that includes brackets hinges handles and feet.
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    The system centers around birch plywood panels of various sizes and hardware that includes brackets, hinges, handles, and feet.
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    The board slide together and are fastened by brackets that fit into the holes.
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    The desk has a slat that allows you to write on it without your pen poking through a hole.
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    The panels come in nine sizes from from about 10 inches to nearly 6 feet in length.
  • They also come in four colors.
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    They also come in four colors.
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