A wreath pressed into a general storage bin comes out misshapen. This container is cut to its diameter instead: 24 inches square and 7.5 inches deep, with fabric-covered sides, a snug removable lid, and handles for lifting it onto a shelf without gripping the box by its edges.
The interior runs 24 by 24 inches, matching the wreath it is built for, so the greenery or ribbon sits flat rather than being compressed around a curve. At 7.5 inches deep the box leaves clearance above the wreath form, which is what keeps bows and decorative sprigs from flattening over a year in storage.
A removable lid seats closely over the opening, sealing the wreath away from the dust, insects, and handling damage that reach an item left on an open attic shelf. Taking the lid off entirely, rather than opening a flap, means the wreath lifts straight out without being dragged past a hinge.
Carrying handles sit on the sides, so a 24-inch box travels up a stairwell or onto a closet shelf held at two points instead of balanced on a forearm. Gray fabric with charcoal trim keeps the exterior looking intentional where seasonal boxes stay visible, suiting traditional and farmhouse storage rooms.
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.
