Louis Vuitton trunks and travel bags make regular appearances in design photos – sometimes as props, but frequently as furniture. Vintage Vuitton can serve as cocktail tables, bedside tables or, in the case of Ellen DeGeneres and Portia de Rossi’s recently-sold home in Beverly Hills, a custom-made safe.

Home of Ellen DeGeneres and Portia De Rossi, Architectural Digest (November 2011).
The "vintage Louis Vuitton trunk was customized for use as a safe."
Photography by Roger Davies.

"a set of stacked vintage Louis Vuitton suitcases near the window"
Master bedroom of Ellen DeGeneres and Portia De Rossi's Beverly Hills Home.
Architectural Digest (November 2011).
Photography by Roger Davies.

"a vintage Louis Vuitton trunk given to Brooke Shields by her husband Chris Henchy"
Architectural Digest (March 2012).
Interior design by David Flint Wood.
Photography by Wiliam Waldron.

If you look closely, you can see the initials "J.F.K." on this vintage Vuitton suitcase, which now serves as a coffee table in the home of interior designer, Christopher Coffin. The piece did belong to President John F. Kennedy.
Traditional Home.
Interior design: Christopher K. Coffin Design.
Photography by Michal Venera.

Washington, D.C. townhouse of designer Darryl Carter.
Elle Decor.
Photography by Simon Upton.

Sirius 55 luggage by Louis Vuitton.
Elle Decor (September 2010).
Design by Amy and Todd Hase.
Photography by Roger Davies.

In-home salon of Cose Belle designer Shannon McLean.
House Beautiful.
Photography by Fernando Bengoechea.


 Washington, D.C. home of Parisian transplants, Eric and Pascaline Steiner.
"vintage Louis Vuitton trunks speak of the couple's international lifestyle"
Metropolitan Home (March 2009).
Photography by Erik Johnson.

Home of interior designer Ken Fulk.
House Beautiful.
Photography by Victoria Pearson.


"A vintage Louis Vuitton trunk doubles as a cocktail table. Owners used to label their luggage with their initials so they could be easily identified in a bustling train station."
Traditional Home.
Photography by Colleen Duffley.
Interior design by Berkley Vallone, the homeowner, of Vallone Design.


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