LINQWOOD
YOU CAN INVITE FRIENDS OVER AGAIN
You hate clutter. Use LINQWOOD storage cubes to smartly display OR hide your things. Stack or set side-by-side to make modern furniture. And no worries, they are designed to be outrageously simple to assemble without tools.
To make all this possible, we invented and patented the seriously cool Qlikr system.
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FEEL FREE TO CUSTOMIZE
MODULAR FURNITURE STORAGE
Ok, so they're cool. But what do you do with them?
STORE
Vertical walls provide more storage than angled walls.
ACCESS
Stop digging! Access from the top, front, or back.
CREATE
Stack and create bookshelves, or benches, or coffee tables, or...well you get the picture.
Launching with Multiple Colors
ASSEMBLE IN SECONDS
Five quality pieces snap together using patented Qlikr technology. Just as easy to disassemble.
FORGET THE TOOLBELT
Both the company and the product are 100% tool free.
RECEIVE BY MAIL
Don't borrow your friend's SUV, modular storage cubes ship directly to your home.
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WHERE WILL YOU USE LINQWOOD STORAGE CUBES?
 Side Table |  Bookshelf |  Bedside Stand |  Bench |  Closet Storage |  TV Stand |
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 Coffee Table |  Display |  Storage Box |
"An organizers dream. I love that I can stack these and then access the inside from the front."
Nicole
"I live in a studio in NYC. This is a perfect blend of utility and furniture."
Nathan
"I just spent 5 hours assembling an IKEA desk for my son. I love that this took 30 seconds to assemble."
Ben
Your life just got easier because we worked two years in the tooling shop obsessing over every detail
Patented Qlikr technology makes no-tools assembly possible (pending)
Clean lines for style and a precision fit for quality
Metal hardware doesn't break
REALLY, YOU CAN ASSEMBLE OUR STORAGE CUBES IN A SNAP
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ABOUT OUR COMPANY
When Brian-the-architect downsized to a condo, he was doing just fine until his boys at college came home for the summer. In addition to buying more food, he needed more space but could only find cheap plastic buckets.
Spending two years in the shop, Brian was fixated on building a storage cube that looked modern, doubled as furniture, and required no-tools to build.
It worked.