Basketware
Our basketware range celebrates handwoven natural materials. Find woven storage baskets, kubu grey planter baskets, trugs and log baskets. Each piece adds texture and practical storage. Use them indoors for clutter or outdoors as stylish planters.
Basketware: Handwoven Storage With Character
Basketweaving is one of the oldest crafts in the world. Handwoven baskets bring a natural, rustic feel to modern homes. They're strong, light and endlessly useful.
What Is Kubu Grey?
Kubu is a type of natural rattan. It's woven and washed to create a soft grey, weathered finish. Kubu baskets look relaxed and work well in coastal, country and Scandi homes.
Planter Baskets
Lined planter baskets let you display plants without the plastic pot showing. Heart-shaped, barrel and tall round designs come in sets. The lining protects the weave from moisture. They suit both houseplants and patio displays in sheltered spots.
Trug-Style Baskets
Trugs are shallow, handled baskets with a traditional garden feel. Use them for collecting vegetables, flowers or logs. Indoors, they hold magazines or fruit.
Everyday Storage
- Laundry baskets keep bedrooms and bathrooms tidy.
- Log baskets sit beside the fire.
- Small baskets organise shelves and wardrobes.
- Nesting sets store neatly when empty.
Care for Woven Pieces
Keep baskets dry to prevent mould. Dust with a soft brush. If a basket gets wet, dry it in a well-ventilated room away from direct heat. Lined planters should be emptied of standing water.
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Basketware: Frequently Asked Questions
What is kubu grey rattan?
Kubu is natural rattan that's woven and washed to give a soft grey, weathered finish.
Can I put plants directly in a planter basket?
Lined planter baskets are designed for plants, but it's best to keep plants in an inner pot and avoid standing water.
Can woven baskets be used outdoors?
Only in sheltered spots, and bring them inside in wet weather. Moisture can damage natural fibres.
How do I stop a basket going mouldy?
Keep it dry and well ventilated. If it gets wet, dry it slowly in an airy room away from direct heat.