Two boxes come in the set, both 15 inches square and 10 inches tall, so a 30 inch run of closet shelf takes them side by side. Black canvas over cardboard reinforcement in the sides and base means they hold their shape loaded and fold down when the shelf is needed for something else.
A square 15 by 15 inch base with 10 inches of height gives roughly the volume of a folded quilt plus a pillowcase. Equal length and width matter on a shelf, because the box can turn 90 degrees and still fit the same slot, which a rectangle cannot. Two of them line up as a 30 inch block with no wasted gap between.
Black reads as a solid block rather than a texture, which is the point on open shelving where the eye otherwise lands on the seams. The poly-cotton weave stays breathable, so wool and off-season cotton inside are not sealed against moisture the way a plastic tote seals them. Lids sit flush on top and keep the contents out of sight entirely.
Each box carries a single canvas handle, which is the part that decides whether a box on the top shelf is reachable at all. One hand pulls it to the edge, the other takes the weight once it clears. For a 15 inch square loaded with towels, that is the difference between sliding it out and hugging it down blind.
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.
