3-Tier rolling cart for the things that never belong to one room for long: craft supplies, remotes and magazines in the living room, skincare in the bedroom, files and stationery in a home office. Three open trays keep categories apart, and the cart travels to wherever the work is happening rather than making you carry things to it. It is the sort of storage that gets used daily rather than filled once and forgotten.
The frame is metal and the trays are clear PC plastic, so contents are identified from across the room without opening anything and the structure carries more than an all-plastic trolley of the same size. It rolls on castors that rotate a full 360 degrees, which is what lets it be pushed sideways into a gap beside a sofa or under a desk rather than only forwards and back. Open trays mean nothing has to be unstacked to reach the bottom layer.
Everstock built it for rooms that change use through the day, the lounge that becomes a workspace or the bedroom that doubles as a study. Park it beside an armchair for a craft session, wheel it to a desk for paperwork, then push it into a corner when guests arrive.
