Terracotta reads as clay and sun rather than as bright color, which is why it works next to jute, rattan, and houseplants. Six bins, each an 11-inch cube, hold everything from folded throws to office supplies while giving a plain shelving unit an earthy, grounded tone.
The warm orange-brown of terracotta pairs with woven baskets, unfinished wood, and the greens of potted plants, an easy fit in a bohemian bedroom or a sunroom. Set against white shelving it softens the whole unit, and it does not fight with patterned textiles the way a saturated color would.
A pack of six covers a standard cube organizer in one go, so the shelving reads as a finished piece rather than a mix of whatever containers were on hand. Each bin can hold a category to itself, which is what makes finding the scarves or the charging cables quick later on.
Fabric outside and rigid board inside means the cube stays square whether it is full or nearly empty, and the top edge holds its line for stacking. Emptied and folded down, the bins take almost no room until the next season of storage comes around.
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.
