The medium size in this tapered range runs 16 inches wide, 13 deep, and 11 high, roughly double the volume of the shallow version. Fabric-wrapped fiberboard forms the structure, flexible cloth makes up the sides, and a steel frame keeps the shape from softening as the bin fills.
Sixteen inches across gives room for two rows of rolled scarves or a stack of folded sweatshirts rather than a single file. With 11 inches of height behind that width the bin takes real volume, which makes it useful in a closet cubby where the alternative is an open heap on the shelf.
The cloth has a linen-like weave in a smoky gray, a shade that reads as a mid neutral between white shelving and dark wood. It carries a warmth that flat charcoal lacks, so the bin suits traditional and minimalist rooms alike without pulling attention away from the furniture it sits in.
Fiberboard panels inside the fabric give the base and walls their firmness, while the cloth sides stay flexible enough to absorb a knock without creasing permanently. Maple-finished wood handles are fixed to the ends for carrying, and the steel frame ties the assembly together so the rim keeps its line under load.
Six-piece black magnet set of four hinges and two handles that gives a steel garage door carriage-house detailing.
Six forest green fabric cubes with grommet pulls, each 11 inches square for standard cube shelving.
