Baskets

Choose baskets in natural tones and clean shapes. Opt for calm textures without colorful patterns to maintain the peaceful look of the space. The secret is to keep the basket functional but not too prominent.

Only possible in a covered and dry area. Natural materials are sensitive to moisture, so it is recommended to keep them away from rain and precipitation. For uncovered outdoor spaces, it is better to choose baskets made of waterproof materials.

If the basket is intended to serve as a surface, it is recommended that its height be similar to the seat height, usually around forty-five to fifty centimeters. If it is for storage only, any height will be suitable as long as it fits the proportions of the furniture.

Absolutely. Combining three baskets of different heights creates a balanced and interesting composition that is especially suitable for large corners in the living area and living room.

Luxury baskets are often intricately handmade from high-quality materials such as rattan straw or natural rope, and dyed with base colors that do not fade. The quality of the material and weaving ensures durability and a look that will remain beautiful over time.

Yes, as long as the plant is in a waterproof plastic pot. The basket serves as an outer shell that adds warmth and beauty to the greenery.

Typically, a basket with a height of sixty to seventy centimeters and a volume of about twenty to thirty liters is chosen. Cotton or rope baskets are particularly suitable due to their light weight and ability to aerate laundry.

You can wipe it with a damp cloth and dry it thoroughly. It is important to avoid soaking in water to maintain the material's stability and prevent distortion.

Wide and deep rope or cotton baskets are particularly effective because items are easy to put in and take out. They also blend softly and calmly into a child's room.

If your home has a natural, Scandinavian, or minimalist design, baskets in neutral tones and straw or rope textures will blend in perfectly.