No print at all here: solid blue canvas outside, black lining inside, four pockets on the exterior walls. The plainness is the point in a sleek or minimalist room, where a patterned bag draws attention a storage container does not need. The body measures 11 by 22 by 13 inches.
A single flat blue runs across the whole exterior with no pattern to date it, and the lining inside is black, which conceals the marks any bag picks up from laundry or garden work. Together they give the tote a plain, deliberate look suited to modern and transitional rooms with little ornament in them.
Velcro strips close the four exterior pockets, which turns them into real storage rather than open slots that spill when the bag leans over. Spread across the outside walls, they hold small items apart from the main load, so a key is found by feel at the right pocket instead of by excavation.
Water-resistant vinyl behind the canvas means a damp towel or a leaking container stays inside the bag, and the snag-resistant blend takes being dragged across a concrete step. The absence of a print also lets two or three of these line up on one shelf without turning into a patchwork of patterns.
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.
