Two metal bars set in a black frame 15.75 inches long, held by heavy duty magnets to any steel surface. Rated for 6.5 pounds, it takes a paper towel roll on one bar and foil, wrap, or a hand towel on the other, with no shelves to dust.
Both bars are metal rather than wood, so nothing swells or warps when a damp hand towel hangs across one for a day. Without shelves the fixture stays 3.25 inches deep, a slim profile in a galley kitchen where anything protruding gets caught by a passing hip.
A black frame draws a clean horizontal line across a stainless refrigerator door or dishwasher panel and matches black cabinet pulls and appliance trim. Where a white holder would announce itself against the metal, the darker finish reads as intentional hardware, and it stays inconspicuous when the frame hangs at eye level on the appliance.
The 6.5 pound rating covers a full paper towel roll along with a box of foil and a damp towel, which is the working load of a fixture like this. Because magnets carry it, the holder slides to a new height on the panel whenever the routine changes.
Banana leaf woven over a tapered steel frame, a 10 inch round bin for bedroom, bath, or office waste.
Gray paper rope bin, round and tapered at 10 inches, for offices and bedrooms where white shows marks.
