7 Versatile Woven Baskets to Quickly Organize Your Home
Here we are in the throes of winter and I’m organizing everything in sight. Spring cleaning is much too far away and I’m already looking to purge and deep clean. Over the years, I’ve learned to make do with much less. But, as much as I edit, there are still those items that still need to be corralled, stored, or tucked away. For this, I look to woven baskets as they also provide some texture and pretty up the space. Here, I’m rounding up some of my favorite woven baskets and how I use them in our home!

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Favorite Woven Baskets

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1. Hyacinth Wicker Basket – I use this exact basket in our entryway to store our shoes. I love the shape of it and it’s one of the sturdiest woven baskets I’ve found!
2. Woven Tray – I’m a big fan of trays on coffee tables to gather small items and center the space. I use a very similar woven tray to corral our remotes and coasters.
3. Square Storage Baskets – While I love a good round basket, these square ones fit well under tables or angular places. I use similar ones in our entryway for extra pillows and previously, school binders.

4. Rattan Baskets – So these may not technically be woven, but they are too pretty not to include! I’ve used this set in several different ways including a laundry hamper, blanket storage, and I even added a round wood top turning one into a side table!
5. Small Rectangle Baskets – I use these everywhere! They are a perfect size for office odds and ends or a bathroom catch all. I also use one by our front door for keys and masks.
6. Tall Round Basket – Admittedly, I really love this basket with a plant in it (which is a great solution for ugly pots!) but this beauty also works well for blankets – I use mine for cat toys!

7. Woven Magazine Holder – I use a similar one of these storage baskets for the few special magazines I keep along with a couple of books in our living room. I think it would also work well in the office to hold folders or files!
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