I have a confession to make: I have.
Upon my last pass through the Salvation Army Thrift Store, one of the specials for the day was on baskets, all baskets. They were only fifty cents. I bought a few...
I've seen baskets used here and there on Instagram as wall decor, and I know they are a great way to add texture, a natural element, and character to a space. So I brought them all home for around $4. I'm working on my plan for them. :-)
In the mean time, I thought I would share a few ideas.
One of the biggest baskets I've ever seen used on a wall was at the Southern Living Idea House in Birmingham last year. You can take the tour here if you missed it. This entrance was designed by Ahsley Gilbreath.
| via Ballard Designs |
They are the perfect and interesting alternative to pictures for a wall.
| A Burst of Beautiful |
| Lonny |
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| Chango and Co |
They would also be a good choice for an odd spot in a room that needs filling.
| I Don't Know How She Does It via Home Goods Design Happy |
And don't count out that space over the mantle.
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| @house.becomes.home via Home Bunch |
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| Craft Berry Bush |
Baskets can also contribute beautifully to completing the space around the television that is often a mystery to decorate.
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| Our Vintage Nest via Pinterest |
Really, they are the perfect addition to any vignette, and throw in a little blue and white... So good!!
How do you feel about baskets on the wall?
Almost the weekend!
Kathryn





Kathryn, I love your baskets! Your inspiration photos are wonderful as well and I love each of them. Baskets add so much texture, shape, and interest to a wall. You can't go wrong!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Elizabeth! I can't wait to have a little time to play with them.
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