Most storage asks to be ignored, and then quietly makes the whole room duller!

Just imagine a piece in the hallway that visitors actually stop to look at. Now stop imagining, because this basket carries a single cat's face worked in deep midnight blue and gold, with swirling lines that run right around the body.

• A Face With Presence
  The cat is drawn in flowing gold on near-black blue, closer to a painted panel than a printed motif. Set against a pale wall it does the work of a small piece of art.
• Padded Quilted Panels
  Every side is quilted, which gives the basket a soft, pillowed surface and a little weight in the hand. It reads as a piece of textile rather than as storage. That is exactly why it can stay out in the open.
• Stitched Fabric Handles
  Both handles are reinforced where the strain lands, so a heavy armful of bedding does not pull them loose. Lift, carry, set down, repeat.
• Keeps Its Shape
  The body is structured enough to stand on its own from the moment you set it down. Empty, it still looks like it belongs there rather than like something waiting to be put away.
• Three Useful Sizes
  Small for a single bathroom, medium for a bedroom, large for the household that never quite catches up. Pick by the room rather than by the pile.

The washing still has to go somewhere. It may as well go somewhere you are glad to walk past, week after week, long after you have stopped noticing you own it.