Tan is the softer of the two colorways, closer to raw linen than to gray, and it suits modern or transitional rooms built on warm neutrals. Six bins come in the set, each one 11 inches square, and all of them collapse when the shelving gets reassigned to something else.
The tan finish picks up tones already present in oak shelving, rattan, and cream paint, so the bins recede into the furniture rather than marking out where the storage sits. Across a bookshelf or a run of cubbies, six matching bins in one warm shade read as a continuous band instead of six separate containers.
Each bin folds down flat, which turns the question of what to do with empty storage into a non-issue: the unused ones slide behind a door, under a bed, or onto the top shelf of a closet. Reopening takes a single push on the walls, with no clips or frames to reassemble.
A plastic grommet handle sits on the front of each bin, light and smooth-edged, so drawing a bin forward puts the strain on the reinforced panel rather than on the fabric alone. With all six loaded, the handles also make it obvious which face belongs to the front when bins get put back.
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.
