Deep navy gives a shelf a defined base color instead of a row of blank boxes. Six cubes, each 11 inches on a side, take on books, art supplies, folded linens, and the odds and ends that collect in a closet, a home office, or a shared living room.
Against white or light wood shelving, navy reads as a deliberate block of color, and it hides handprints and dust far better than pale fabric does. The tone belongs in a study, a teenager's room, or a den where dark upholstery and brass or chrome accents already set the direction.
The exterior is a tightly woven polyester that resists snagging, wrapped around chipboard panels that hold each side square. Loaded with heavy items such as hardcover books, the cube keeps its shape, and unused ones collapse flat so the extras can wait in a closet until they are wanted.
A silver grommet is fitted into the front of every bin, giving a solid point to pull from when the cube sits above eye level on a cubby unit. Six bins in one set typically cover a standard two-by-three shelf grid, which is why they arrive together rather than singly.
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.
