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Robust, with great decorative patterns, we often keep old baskets hanging here and there without really having a use for it. However, instead of simply letting these carefully crafted goods sit there dormant, why not turn them into a nice decoration piece in the room? Read on to discover great creative ways of using woven baskets in any living area.
A decorative statement
Arrange a natural composition with a set of branches or sunflowers. These sleek oval and round baskets are beautifully hand woven. Bands of gray, charcoal and beige offer an authentic and natural accent to any room. This look blends perfectly with contemporary or traditional decors.
(Source: Ballard Design)
Rattan step basket
Store things that really belong upstairs with this basket designed to rest at the bottom of your stairs. Small organizer basket inside has 3 compartments and handles. The larger step-shaped basket has one deep well for taller items. Cut-out handles make both easy to carry. This step basket is hand woven of natural rattan over sturdy metal frames.
(Source: Ballard Design)
A decorative storage
Store blankets, books, magazines and more with a rustic storage suiting any room. Put it on a console according to your needs and move easily move from room to room.
(Source: West Elm)
A coffee table on wheels
Simply add 2 pairs of wheels on a vintage reclaimed basket and you get a playful storage unit that you can use as a stylish coffee table.
(Source: Martha Stewart)
Cutting boards storage
Your numerous cutting boards start to pile up dangerously on your counter? Use a baker’s bread basket like this one to store your collection. It’s safer and very cute!
(Source: The Polished Peeble)
A mini garden planter
There’s a big interest in mini gardens: Create a fairy garden with miniature furnishings, fairy-scale plants and plenty of mystique!
(Source: Midwest Living)
