The scalloped edge is the detail that lets a waste bin sit in a bedroom or a home office without looking like one. Handwoven water hyacinth gives the body its natural tone and texture, and the square 11-inch footprint tucks against a desk leg or beside a vanity.
A wave cut around the top edge replaces the blunt line most bins end on, turning the opening itself into a decorative detail. The weave is sustainably sourced water hyacinth, so color varies slightly across the body the way a natural fiber does, and no two bins carry an identical pattern of strands.
The footprint measures 11 inches on both sides and rises 11.75 inches, which is a desk-side rather than a kitchen capacity. A square base also sits flush against a wall or a cabinet side, unlike a round basket that leaves a crescent of unused floor behind it in a tight bathroom.
Undyed hyacinth reads as warm neutral, settling in beside rattan furniture, linen, and jute rugs in coastal, bohemian, and eco-minded rooms. Because the material is a fast-growing plant rather than a manufactured shell, the bin brings the same texture to a bedroom corner that a woven basket does on the shelf above it.
Over-door steel towel organizer with three swiveling bars and a top hook, spanning 70 inches of door height.
Round waste basket woven from water hyacinth and seagrass, flaring from an 11-inch top toward a wider base.
