2. Woven Seagrass Baskets with Liners
If your storage is visible—perhaps on an open rack or at the foot of your bed—you want boxes that double as decor. Woven seagrass baskets add a natural, organic texture to your bedroom. The key to making them clothing-friendly is to ensure they have removable cotton liners. This prevents the rough weave of the seagrass from snagging delicate fabrics like silk, wool, or cashmere. These baskets are sturdy, eco-friendly, and bring a warm, “coastal-chic” vibe to your home while keeping your casual daily wear neatly contained.
How to Make
When selecting baskets, look for a consistent weave pattern to keep things looking intentional. If the liners don’t come included, you can easily DIY them by sewing simple fabric pouches using cotton muslin—they just need to be large enough to drape over the sides and tuck into the bottom. When organizing, try to keep the baskets slightly under-filled to allow for airflow. These work wonderfully for everyday items like t-shirts, jeans, or pajamas that you reach for daily, as the open top makes access quick and intuitive.
Things Needed
- Seagrass baskets
- Cotton muslin fabric for liners
- Sewing kit or fabric glue
- Measuring tape
- A few essential oils (optional)
