Keep things organized, indoors and out. Nestled into a solid teak frame, the spacious woven basket can also be used as a planter. Safe for outdoor spaces. Cover or store indoors during inclement weather and when not in use.

The Oversized Oval Leather Bucket is made of top grain marble leather lined in polysuede and perfect for all of your storage needs.

This Gourmet Basics Aztec Centerpiece Basket by Mikasa features a wire frame design with an attractive gold finish, allowing for eye-catching display of fruit, vegetables, muffins, bagels, and more on a table. Made of iron for long-lasting beauty, even under rigorous use, this stylish basket features convenient carrying handles and a removable black inner base, allowing for storage of smaller items. Measures 7 inches high with a 10-inch diameter. Wipe clean with a soft, damp cloth.

Anonymous. Fri Oct 23 2026

A stunning centerpiece, this basket is perfect for any dining room table. An openwork pattern keeps tabletops feeling airy, while still functioning as a complementary display. Enhance the effect with fresh produce or fillers, or leave empty for dramatic effect.

Love it. Perfect for island and perfect price. Linda P. Easton, PA. Tue Oct 17 2023

The art of handcrafting beautiful baskets from locally sourced reeds is centuries old. We honor that heritage and history with these quality woven vessels. They are a testament to the skill of our artisans, and no two will be identical. We love them filled with similarly organic-inspired elements; think pinecones piled artfully or a bunch of dried lavender. Or pair them with pottery in similar tones for an earthy, organic grouping.

Rosalie. Birmingham, MI. Wed Oct 21 2026

Felt rises to the occasion in these cleverly designed soft storage baskets. Tabs and slots are used to transform flat-cut felt into functional and fetching repositories for magazines, mail, knitting supplies, and small house pets.

Cool option for a basketbowl that provides the function of a bowl with a lot more character than a traditional one.. Leah. Boise, ID. Mon May 24 2021