Drawer housing printed using Hatchbox PLA PRO+ in light orange. Gray eSUN PLA+ also works well. Drawers printed in eSUN PLA+ in gray. It's not a perfect color match, but it's close enough for me. Bins printed using eSUN PETG in transparent, although this is more just an aesthetic choice since the originals were generally raw cardboard. Lids printed using Hatchbox PETG in blue for a closer-to-authentic color or 3DXTech Transparent Sapphire PETG for a version you can see through, like in the pictures. Atomic Filament PETG in transparent aqua also looks nice. Feet printed in SainSmart TPU in gray for the round feet and 3DXTech TPU for the black stripe feet (the original round feet were gray and the original stripe feet were black). Additionally, if you are using a printed housing with vintage cardboard drawers, there are channels in the housings for felt so as not to scratch up the vintage drawers. But you will want to get an archival felt or at least one that is a synthetic material with the colorant integrated into the plastic rather than a natural material with dye that could leach. I found this stuff to be about perfect: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B08794TYY7/ https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B087949Q88/ Just cut strips to fit the slots and glue them into the housing. I would not, however, recommend doing this if you are using a 3D printed housing with 3D printed drawers since they will slide quite nicely without having felt to catch on.