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December 21, 2005

i-D Magazine celebrates its 25th!!

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To celebrate its 25th anniverssary i-D magazine creates this cubicle for some of the most collected and outstanding issues since 1980. Argentine designer Alejandro Sarmiento and the Malba, Buenos Aires' modern art museum teamed up with i-D to create this storage container. The box can either be purchased empty for 49$ or full with rare and outstanding hard to find i-D issues for 400$. Via Coolhunting.


Enjoy,

David

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