Two spacious wire shelves in matte silver stack inside a 15-inch width, turning a single under-sink bay into two working levels. Steel does the structure, plastic components keep the motion smooth, and nothing encloses the sides, so the contents of both shelves stay readable from the front.
Neither shelf has a solid floor, which keeps the unit light and lets a spill drain through rather than pooling on a tray. Open grid also means a bottle label can be read from the side of a cabinet, not only from directly above, and air moves through a damp bay instead of sitting still.
The matte silver finish stays flat rather than mirrored, so fingerprints and water spots show far less on it than on polished plating in a cabinet handled several times a day. Straight uprights and square shelf edges give the piece a plain industrial line suited to modern and minimalist interiors.
A footprint of 16.25 by 15 inches and a height of 16.75 inches is sized for the bay beneath a sink, a pantry shelf, or a laundry cupboard. Dividing that height in two puts everyday bottles at the top and backup stock below, which stops a single tall space from becoming one unsorted pile.
Over-door steel towel organizer with three swiveling bars and a top hook, spanning 70 inches of door height.
Round waste basket woven from water hyacinth and seagrass, flaring from an 11-inch top toward a wider base.
