Two fibers go into this basket: water hyacinth and seagrass, blended for a surface that mixes tones rather than running flat. The round top holds an 11-inch opening and the walls widen gracefully toward the floor, which keeps the basket stable where a straight-sided bin would tip.
Combining the two grasses produces a weave with more variation in color and strand thickness than either fiber alone, and both are known for durability and sustainable harvest. The result carries real texture at close range, the sort of detail that reads as decoration in a room rather than as a container.
The silhouette narrows at the rim and spreads toward the floor, a shape that lowers the center of gravity so a bump from a chair leg does not send it over. The round mouth takes paper and packaging without the corners that catch in a square bin, and it stands 11 inches high overall.
Organic color in the undyed range puts the basket alongside painted furniture, pine floors, and woven shades without introducing a new tone to the room. That neutrality lets one shape serve a bedroom, a study, and a guest bath at once, blending in where a printed or glossy bin would announce itself.
Over-door steel towel organizer with three swiveling bars and a top hook, spanning 70 inches of door height.
Banana leaf woven over a tapered steel frame, a 10 inch round bin for bedroom, bath, or office waste.
