The back of a door is usually dead space. This 6.3 by 10.63 by 9.05 inch metal basket claims it, hanging within arm's reach of a sink or a shower. The cut-out frame keeps the profile open, so the door still closes cleanly and the contents stay visible from the room.
Rather than solid panels, the basket is built from an open cut-out framework. Air moves through it, which matters for damp hand towels, and a glance tells you what is inside without lifting anything out. The graphic pattern also lightens the look of the black finish, so the piece reads as a fixture rather than a box.
Depth stays at 6.3 inches, shallow enough that the basket clears most door frames and stays out of the swing path. Dorm rooms, half baths, and rental kitchens with no spare wall benefit most, since storage appears where a shelf would otherwise call for drilling and patching later.
Durable metal construction under a stylish black finish suits modern and minimalist interiors, where matte hardware and simple lines are already in play. It holds cosmetics on a bathroom door, sponges and cloths inside a cabinet door, or the everyday odds and ends that collect near an entry.
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.
