After the passing of Zee's Father-in-law, he and his wife Sari, found themselves organizing and packing away memories of a man they loved into boxes and plastic totes in their garage and basement.

"What happens to our memories if a fire breaks out?" Zee thought. So he began searching the internet for fireproof furniture that he could keep in the living room to store his family's favorite memories.

A deep internet search led Zee to cheap plastic document storage and clunky steel safes for protection. In that frustrating moment, the idea for Infinity Trunk was born.

Zee reached out to furniture makers across Chicago to build a prototype and found Andrew. The two immediately hit it off and after the first prototype was built, Andrew was brought in as a co-founder.

The first 3 Infinity Trunks were put into an open flame kiln for 1 hour at 1200°. Each was then blasted with water. The internal temperature reached a maximum of 265°. Photos melt and burn at around 375°.