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bag museum design

This is the Simone Handbag Museum, an interesting and eye-catching structure designed by Korean-based studio UAD in collaboration with Charlie Smith Design.

The concept form of this two-storey equates literally with the function of the museum, which is to exhibit everything about handbags.

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Photos by Simone Handbag Museum

 

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