
Since I know you ladies find a man with a
hairy chest sexy, I'd love to have your thoughts about gents that wear the exposed chest hair look. Personally, I think a couple of buttons undone and a little chest exposure done right can be a turn on, but on some guys, I’ve seen it look more than a little sleazy. So what do you think?

If I had the dough, I'd buy the
Cottage & Bungalow Casablanca Six Drawer Chest ($3,440) based on its name alone; you know I'm a fan of anything with
Moroccan roots, and
1940s romances get me every time. But thanks to this chest's good looks, that wouldn't be necessary. Despite its hardware-less minimalism, it's stunning and truly eye-catching.

You're asking and I'm answering.
"Hey Fit!
I've just started working out and I have a few friends who totally lost their boobs after they lost weight.

If I weren't saving every extra penny for my
wedding, I'd be spending it on this beautiful, understated
Taisho Chest (on sale for $499, originally $999). This
eco chic apothecary cabinet is made from reclaimed elm wood, which was recovered from old homes, government buildings, and other unused buildings in China's Shandong province. The wood is cleaned and dried, and then crafted into these beautiful chests.

For this week's
How Would You, I'd like you to look at this rather humble
Red Cross Pine Chest ($750). How would you integrate it in your home? Would you paint it?

When I see the
Graham and Green Pink Mother of Pearl Inlay Chest ($2,726), I think I revert to the part of me that used to play with Barbies for hours on end, that spontaneously drops $100 on facial scrub and nail polish in Walgreens, that wears stilettos to an occasional Sunday diner breakfast. Regardless of the fact that I might fill this mother of pearl inlaid dresser with gym shorts and ratty T-shirts, there's a romantic, feminine quality about it that simply makes me love being a girl. Unfortunately, there's little place for delicate, estrogen-loaded furnishings in my bedroom, but it pays to dream right?

Dutch born Tejo Remy's
'You Can't Lay Down Your Memory' Chest of Drawers, designed in 1991, is part of the MOMA's permanent collection. It's a group of found drawers strapped together to create a single cluster of drawers, made of metal, paper, plastic, burlap, contact paper, and paint. You can purchase
a unique, made-to-order set, one of only 200, for $51,616 at Retro Modern.

This
Ikea Aneboda Chest ($49.99) is pretty basic and nondescript, and its transparent drawer fronts are borderline, if not definitely, tacky. But, its three drawers are the perfect size for my knick-knacks. I pulled off a transformation of the chest that's more my style in under 10 minutes, with only three supplies.

This
French Apothecary Shop Chest ($8,800) is the kind of cool storage unit I dream about. Dating from the 1880s and containing 50 drawers, I get excited just thinking about all of the baubles you could fill it with.
So, for this latest
How Would You post, I'd like you to think outside the home-decorating box and find some creative ways to repurpose this chest.

If I hadn't drilled it in with my
recent Steal of the Day that I'm gaga for hexagons, you should know that I'm irrationally enthusiastic about this
Paul Marra Black and White Lacquered Bone Chest ($5,200). Add my love of anything high gloss, the unusual skeleton-key fastening, and the
trendy black and white elegance of this chest, and you can safely say that I've been swept off my feet. I guess I'm hooked on honeycomb.