For the most part, luggage is pretty functional. Historically, more thought has gone into its functionality rather than its form. And should it be any other way? Luggage serves to carry our clothing and shoes to our destination. But in recent years, its become more of a fashionable accessory. Take for example, Samsonite's Black Label and the uber-cool Hideo luggage line. Luggage has not only improved on its functionality, but it is becoming an extension of the traveler's sense of style.
Designer Joey Roth has raised the bar in luggage design with his latest creation. By drawing inspiration from the "lost romance of air travel" and "the golden age of ocean liners", Roth has created an ultra modern and sleek wheeled suitcase for the style conscious and efficient traveler. Your adventure begins even before you've left your home. Made of bamboo plywood and finished in a black lacquer, form and function is artistically combined resulting in more of a traveling wardrobe case than a suitcase. The four drawers easily pull out to function as your dresser-on-go, while the bottom drawer is built especially for your laptop. The wood bar serves as a carrying handle, once it unfolds, it allows you to roll the suitcase.