Farmhouse and Scandinavian rooms lean on muted greens and undyed textiles, and this box is built to that palette: cream polyester, dark green edging, and a simple evergreen silhouette on the front. Thirteen inches on each side and 8.5 inches deep, it stores ornaments and garland without shouting.
A single dark green tree sits centered on the front panel, echoed by green edging that traces the seams. The restraint is deliberate: against rustic wood shelving or a whitewashed closet, the box reads as part of the room rather than a seasonal intrusion, and it can stay in view once the tree goes up.
Durable polyester covers a sturdy cardboard support, a combination that keeps the walls square through repeated packing and unpacking. The fabric surface handles the friction of sliding across a closet shelf, and the box returns to storage each January without softening at the corners the way a carton does.
Handles on both sides allow a two-handed grip, which is how a container full of glass ornaments should come down from overhead. The 13 by 13 by 8.5 inch footprint fits closets, entryway cubbies, and the gap beside a living room console where seasonal decor waits its turn.
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.
