Thin geometric lines in white and tan give this tote a graphic surface without a loud color, which is why it can sit out in a modern or minimalist room between errands. The rectangular Krush body holds its form, and the 22-inch width takes a grocery run or a folded blanket.
White and tan lines cross the blended canvas in a repeating pattern that reads as texture from across a room rather than as a print. Because both tones stay neutral, the tote can be left in view in a transitional living room or a minimalist entry instead of being put away in a cupboard after every use.
The Krush container form is a true rectangle, so the tote sits flat against a wall, a car trunk floor, or the side of a closet rather than bulging the way a round bag does. Square corners also mean folded towels and boxed goods stack inside without the wasted wedge a tapered bag leaves.
Handles run long enough to go over a forearm or a shoulder, which frees a hand for a door or a key on the way in from the car. Loaded with groceries, hobby supplies, or gym gear, the tote moves 11 inches of depth and 13 inches of height worth of contents in one trip.
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.
