Tapered sides let these two bins slip into cubbies and shelving that straight-walled boxes fight against. Each measures 14 inches long by 12 wide by 10 high, with a metal frame holding the mouth permanently open so blankets, toys or scarves can be dropped in one-handed on the way past.
A metal frame runs through the fabric shell, which is why the rim stays open and the walls stay upright even when the basket is half empty. The bottom is reinforced as well, so a load of folded blankets or hardback books does not bulge the base outward when the bin is lifted.
The black and white dot pattern gives the pair a graphic edge that plain neutrals lack, sitting comfortably in modern, minimalist and transitional rooms where the rest of the palette is quiet. Two matching bins on the same shelf read as a deliberate pairing rather than as containers pressed into service.
Metal grommets ring the handle openings so the fabric does not tear where fingers pull, and the cloth itself breathes, which matters for wool throws and seasonal accessories left closed up for months. At 14 inches long each bin fills a standard cubby without needing to be forced into place.
Six magnetic pieces, four hinges and two handles, that give a plain steel garage door a carriage-door look.
Six-piece black magnet set of four hinges and two handles that gives a steel garage door carriage-house detailing.
