Yeah - me. 
I built that chest of drawers myself using full-extension drawer slides. That way I was able to make the drawers accommodate various types of bottles and cans. The bottom cabinet holds larger items (like cans of lacquer thinner).
Nicely done (and I spent much of my career as a cabinet and furniture maker, in this case, I actually know what I am talking about). Good drawer slides make a huge difference, both convenience and durability (literally whether it lasts 5 years or 50). It is surprising how much those little bottles weigh once you have 60 or 100 of them in a drawer. Building it yourself is really best way to do it- or design it and have it custom made by a cabinet shop.
You can get close by going to the closet/utility storage section in a local big box store, where you can find modular cabinets. These will include the "box" with predrilled sides to fit shelving and drawer slides. You can then fit it out with a variety of shelves, drawers or baskets. However, the standard hardware is not going to be up to the same quality level as Peteski's full extension slides.
I have some paint in one of those roll around plastic cabinets, but I think it is a temporary solution because the paint is too heavy for the drawer and I'm worried that the whole drawer will fall out. So, once I get the 127 house projects cleared away, I will take a shot at Peteski's solution.
