Ten inches high, this rectangular chest slides under a bed or onto a closet shelf where a taller box would not clear. Dark green piped edging outlines the panels, an ornament-shaped cutout marks one side, and coordinating handles keep the palette quiet enough for a transitional room.
Green piping follows every seam, a tailored detail that leaves the clean lines intact rather than covering them with pattern. Set against minimalist shelving or a transitional entry, the effect is closer to a fabric storage cube than a holiday carton, so the chest does not need hiding once January arrives.
A 10 inch profile is the difference between a box that slides beneath a bed frame and one that does not. Paired with a 13.5 by 18.62 inch footprint, the chest also stacks two deep on a standard closet shelf, which is how seasonal decorations usually have to be stored in an apartment.
Sturdy cardboard inserts run through the interior, dividing the space so ornaments travel in their own compartments rather than as a loose pile. The green polyester shell holds color and texture evenly across panels, and the coordinating handles are placed to lift a filled chest without straining the seams.
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.
