Mary finished the last stroke, set the pen down, and handed the final drawing to the carpenter. "That's all I can think of for now."
This time, she had drawn four different styles of wardrobes. In addition, she had sketched out two items that people in this era had almost never seen before: modern-style kitchen cabinets and shoe cabinets.
Previously, she had only thought about beds and wardrobes. She had completely forgotten about kitchen cabinets and shoe racks, two things that were extremely practical in daily life. In this era, kitchens were usually messy, with pots stacked on the floor and ingredients hung on nails. As for shoes, they were simply piled by the door.
These two designs alone were enough to open up a new market.
The carpenter stared at the last two drawings for a long time. They didn't look particularly large, yet they were divided into layers and compartments. Inside, there were even small grids and boxes.
