IKEA's Chic $17 Seagrass Basket Is the Storage Hero Every Cluttered Corner Needs

'I hope they never stop making these' − shoppers are buying multiple to organize their laundry rooms, dog toys, yarn, and more

IKEA FLÅDIS Basket against a dark grey wall beside a stack of magazines with a white fluted vase filled with white flowers.
(Image credit: IKEA)

Good storage is essential in any home, but finding a solution that effortlessly combines both style and function can sometimes be tricky.

Yet, with a natural charm, handwoven finish, and chic, statement shape, the FLÅDIS Basket from IKEA somehow balances both in perfect measure, with shoppers snapping up multiple to tidy different spaces all around their homes.

It proves that the beauty of the best storage ideas lies in their versatility.

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No home fails to benefit from using storage baskets properly: Minimizing visual clutter, making the most of vertical storage, and corralling miscellaneous items that often end up strewn across countertops.

This simple yet oh-so-effective storage idea is a staple that works in any space, and IKEA's FLÅDIS Basket is one of the best woven storage baskets I've found.

Braided from seagrass with sturdy handles, it's portable, flexible, and pretty enough to leave out on display in your bedroom, living room, shelves, or entryway.

The unique design offers plenty of space for bulkier items − like storing towels and linens, blankets, bedding, and cushions − as well as smaller odds and ends which tend to get lost or misplaced.

IKEA FLÅDIS Basket pictured on a bed in a neutral bedroom, with a grey side table behind with large green flowers.

The basket looks beautiful enough to leave on display in a bedroom.

(Image credit: IKEA)

That same adaptability is proven by all the clever ways shoppers have used the FLÅDIS Basket around their homes.

For example, alongside her five-star review on the IKEA site, Stefanie shares how she used hers as a planter in her living room and 'loved how it looks,' while another shopper adds, 'I use this basket on top of my laundry machines to hide my laundry detergent and supplies. It is so pretty, and I have had lots of compliments!'

Plenty of people have bought more than one, too. 'Have several of these,' says Phoebe. 'Never realized before I got them in the mail that they can all fit inside of each other, which is a great storage trick for the empties. Hope they never stop making these. Great for magazines.'

Others note that it makes for the 'ultimate garden basket,' dog toy storage for organizing pet supplies, yarn storage, and even a 'nice cat basket.' And the best part? If you're too tired to tidy, it also makes the perfect catch-all basket − simply pop out-of-place items straight into it, and sort them once you have the time or energy.

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All prices were correct at the time of publication.


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Ottilie Blackhall
Sleep Editor

Ottilie joined Homes & Gardens in 2024 as the News Writer on Solved, after finishing a Master's in Magazine Journalism at City, University of London. Now, as the Sleep Editor, she spends her days producing content on all things sleep – from mattresses and sheets to protectors and pillows, all of which she tests in her own home. She also has particular expertise in home fragrance, covering everything from candles to reed diffusers, and frequently attends showrooms, including Vispring and Frette, and events hosted by the likes of Diptyque, Jo Malone, and Malin+Goetz.

Previously, she has written for Livingetc and Motorsport Magazine, and also has a Master's degree in English Literature and History of Art from the University of Edinburgh.