Baskets are hands down one of the easiest ways to introduce natural texture into a space. When they serve as a functional catchall for throws, shoes, or mail, it’s no secret the warmth they add. Another way to incorporate baskets is by creating a wall grouping. Baskets on walls have been trending for quite a while and I believe they may be here to stay – at least in small doses. I’m a fan, are you?
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I have used baskets on the wall in 2 jobs now and I love the organic feel of them!
When I got married in 1982 we had little money for art. I had a collection of baskets on the wall in the den as well as over our bed. Wish I could find a picture