Storage

The collection is built around the basket, woven or in straw, complemented by freestanding storage and a wall-mounted storage piece. All meet the same need: holding what tends to lie around, while keeping it within easy reach.

The basket follows you from room to room

A basket can be emptied, carried and moved to another room, which makes it the most flexible storage in your home. It swallows throws in the living room, laundry in a bedroom, toys near the sofa. Choose one large basket rather than three small ones if clutter always returns to the same spot.

Handles change the use

A basket with handles is carried from one room to another and stored on a high shelf without acrobatics. Without handles, it stays put and slips more easily under a low piece of furniture. Look at how the rim holds up too: a soft rim collapses under a pile, a firm rim keeps its shape.

From floor to wall

Wall-mounted storage frees up floor space and comes in handy in a narrow entryway or a hallway. Freestanding storage moves as needs change and takes a heavier load. Combining the two avoids the corner of the room where everything ends up piled.

Frequently asked questions

What size basket should you choose?

Measure the spot where it will live, a shelf, the space under a console or a corner of the room, then leave a little margin to grab it. A basket that fits too tightly ends up somewhere else.

Are natural fibers sensitive to humidity?

A humid room dulls straw and loosens the weave over time. Choose a well-ventilated bathroom, and let the basket dry flat if it gets wet.

How do you care for a woven basket?

A vacuum cleaner on low power is enough for dust caught in the weave. For a stain, use a barely damp cloth, then let it air-dry, away from direct heat.