A round laundry hamper built from coated canvas with a natural bamboo rim holding its shape. It stands 23 inches tall on a 14 by 14 inch footprint, and the graphic black and white print reads as decor rather than utility, which suits a bedroom corner or an open shelf as readily as a laundry room.
A ring of natural bamboo runs around the top edge and keeps the mouth of the hamper open, so clothes can be dropped in one-handed instead of wrestled past a collapsing rim. The pale wood also breaks up the printed canvas, giving the piece a finished look where a plain fabric bag would read as temporary.
The body uses a coated canvas that resists water, which is the difference between a damp towel making a ring on the floor and simply drying inside the bin. The coating wipes clean with a cloth, and the fabric is stiff enough to hold a cylinder shape without a wire frame propping it up.
Handles are cut directly into the canvas rather than sewn on, so nothing frays loose after repeated carrying and nothing catches on a doorframe. Grip points on opposite sides let the full 23 inch bin be lifted level with two hands, which keeps sorted laundry from tumbling out on the walk to the machine.
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