Sleek steel in silver finishes this valet version, where four parallel rails swivel out of a frame hung from the hinges of an existing door. Nothing projects into the room: depth measures one inch across a 74-inch height, so the door closes against its stop exactly as before.
Bare silver steel suits a bathroom already fitted with chrome or brushed hardware, matching the shower rail and faucet rather than contrasting with them the way a white frame does against darker doors. The finish wipes clean of the water marks that collect where towels hang and dry over and over.
The four rails sit parallel when idle and rotate outward one at a time, which spreads towels apart so air reaches both faces instead of pressing them flat against each other on a single bar. Independent movement keeps a household's towels separate without four fixtures on four separate walls.
The frame occupies 19 inches of door width and 74 inches of height, dimensions that fit a standard interior door while leaving the knob accessible. Installation calls for 3.5 by 3.5 inch hinges with a pin diameter no greater than 8 mm, plus a second person to hold the frame true while pins go back in.
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.
