A scallop print in olive and cream covers all three of these round boxes, a pattern with more graphic punch than a plain weave. The largest measures 15.125 inches in diameter and 8.75 inches high, the smallest 11.125 by 6.75, each closed by a faux leather lid.
Repeating scallops in olive over cream give the set a bolder face than neutral storage, which suits traditional and farmhouse rooms where a shelf can take a pattern. Three boxes carrying the same motif group together as a decorative run on top of a wardrobe rather than as spare containers.
Chipboard forms the sides, poly-cotton fabric covers the outside, and a non-woven polypropylene liner finishes the inside, so hats and folded wool rest against a smooth surface instead of raw board. That three-layer build is also what keeps a round box from losing its circle once something heavy goes in.
The big box measures 15.125 inches across, wide enough for a brimmed hat laid flat, while the 11.125 inch box suits yarn, sewing supplies, or office oddments. Faux leather lids lift off each one, and the graduated diameters mean the three can sit as a stack or spread along a single shelf.
Six-piece black magnet set of four hinges and two handles that gives a steel garage door carriage-house detailing.
Six forest green fabric cubes with grommet pulls, each 11 inches square for standard cube shelving.
