The slim black frame measures 10.25 by 7 by 2.75 inches and fits over the top of a cabinet door, holding a plastic bag by its handles. Kitchen scraps and recyclables go in as they appear, and the door still closes with the rack in place.
Dark cabinetry, black pulls, and matte fixtures set the tone in many current kitchens, and a black rack keeps that line unbroken whenever a door swings open. The finish also disguises stains from produce trimmings better than a pale one does over months of daily use.
Sized to straddle a typical door panel, the holder relies on gravity rather than fasteners, which leaves the wood unmarked and allows it to move between the sink cabinet, the pantry door, and the laundry room as household routines change. Lifting it clear also makes room for a wider bag on a day of heavy cooking.
Hanging a second bag for cans, cartons, and clean packaging separates recyclables at the moment they leave a hand, instead of later at a bin in the garage. The 7 inch width holds an ordinary grocery bag open wide enough to drop items in without aiming.
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.
