Arches worked into the sides give this trunk its antique read, and the flat top means it can carry a lamp or a stack of books while the linens stay inside. It measures 20 inches wide, 10.25 deep, and 11.38 high, and arrives needing no assembly.
Shallow arches are worked into the face of the chest, a motif borrowed from antique furniture that gives a plain wooden box something to look at. Combined with the stained finish, that detail is what places the trunk in rustic, classic, and transitional rooms, where it can sit beside a sofa or at the end of a bed and read as furniture.
The lid is hinged at the back and closes onto a click-catch, so it stays down instead of drifting open when the trunk is nudged. That catch matters for a box kept in a living room or a kitchen, where the lid doubles as a surface: linens, heirlooms, and electronics stay shut away until someone deliberately lifts it.
Because the top is flat rather than domed, the trunk works as a low side table for a lamp, a tray, or a stack of magazines. Solid stained wood carries that weight, and nothing needs building first: the chest arrives assembled, so the only decision left is which 20-inch stretch of wall or floor it occupies.
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.
