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Keep your home clutter-free with this wall mounted wood organizer that includes metal flip down hooks. Perfect for the kitchen, foyer, or living room. Similar to a wall shelf, this wall cubby has a narrow depth but keeps track of important everyday items like keys, wallets, and checkbooks.
Umbra began in 1979, when boyhood friends Paul Rowan and Les Mandelbaum joined forces to create exciting, everyday products that alter the overall aesthetic of a home, beginning with a printed window shade unlike anything then in the market ("umbra" means shade in Latin).
Twenty-nine years later, Umbra's award-winning design team of 30 men and women from all over the world and notable outside product designers, all under Paul Rowan's direction remains the heart and soul of the company. Its offices worldwide now house more than 250 people.
I use it as an immediate drop box for keys and mail which is also elevated enough that my toddler can't reach it. However, it is smaller than I expected with shallow pockets. It doesn't look as nice as the picture. It is just plastic looking. No luxurious woodgrain effect.
8/23/2010
5.0
very nice
By continental congress
from Chapel Hill, NC
About Me Homeowner
Pros
Attractive Design
Displays Well
Easy To Install
Holds Items Well
Cons
Small Capacity
Best Uses
Living Room
Comments about - Cubby Organizer Wall Shelf:
I really like this wall organizer, but I wish there were just a little more depth in the cubbies, because my sunglasses don't fit well and often fall out.
Umbra began in 1979, when boyhood friends Paul Rowan and Les Mandelbaum joined forces to create exciting, everyday products that alter the overall aesthetic of a home, beginning with a printed window shade unlike anything then in the market ("umbra" means shade in Latin).
