Two washable black fabric bags hang inside a natural bamboo frame here, which turns sorting lights from darks into a decision made at the moment of undressing. The frame stands 28.75 inches high with an open shelf across the top and measures 25.5 by 13 inches on the floor.
Each bag lifts out of the frame by hand, so laundry day means carrying a bag rather than an armful. Black fabric hides what a pale liner would show through, and both bags go into the wash themselves when they need it, then drop back onto the bamboo frame.
The top surface is left open, giving a place for folded towels, toiletries, a stack of books, or small objects on display. That shelf is what lets the piece sit in a bedroom or a bathroom without reading as laundry equipment parked awkwardly in the corner.
Natural bamboo forms the whole structure, an eco-friendly material with the durability to carry two loaded bags. A footprint of 25.5 by 13 inches keeps the sorter tight against a wall in a compact bathroom or laundry room while still holding a week of washing across two compartments.
Two-tier chrome shelving unit, 14.25 inches wide and 18 tall, for towels and toiletries under a vanity.
A narrow five-inch chrome tower with two tiers, made for the slim gap beside the contents of a cabinet.
