
The Nantucket Charm Edit
Water hyacinth, seagrass and rattan — the only storage that looks better as it ages.
A coastal house runs on baskets.
Every room in a shingled house has something that needs to disappear — beach towels, firewood, the mail, the remotes. Woven storage is the one solution that hides it and warms the room at the same time. Buy big first, then lidded, then the small trays that catch keys by the door.
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The pieces that swallow blankets, beach towels and everything a summer house accumulates.

Indoor Furniture
A generous braided-hyacinth chest with a dome lid and a safety hinge — the end-of-bed piece that holds extra quilts, and the entry bench that catches beach towels and boat shoes all summer.

Baskets & Storage
Hand-braided rush grass over a hardwood frame with a lift-off lid — the end-of-the-bed trunk that swallows every quilt in the guest room and still looks like it came off a Sconset porch.

Baskets & Storage
A handwoven hyacinth chest on locking casters with a divided interior under the lid — the piece that finally makes recycling look intentional. I'd roll it into the mudroom for sandy towels or park it in the laundry room sorting darks from linens.

Baskets & Storage
Chunky woven hyacinth on a steel frame with a safety-hinged lid and cut-in side handles — I'd set it under a hall window with a stack of coastal books on top and beach towels hidden inside.

Baskets & Storage
A deep espresso-toned woven chest with a hinged lid and a washable cotton liner — big enough to swallow a winter's worth of blankets and handsome enough to sit right beside the sofa doing it.

Baskets & Storage
Woven poly-rattan over a metal frame with a washable cotton liner that lifts right out — the pretty hamper I'd keep at the foot of the bed for blankets, and fold flat in the off-season.

Baskets
Honey-toned hand-woven wicker with smooth wooden dowel handles — the pretty catch-all I'd fill with rolled beach towels by the back door, magazines beside a slipcovered sofa, or extra throws at the foot of the guest bed.

Baskets & Storage
A tall two-tone rope hamper — ivory on top, soft grey on the bottom, with slim leather handles — the tidy laundry basket that looks like a piece of furniture in a coastal cottage bathroom or bedroom corner.

Baskets
Ivory fading into fog and driftwood gray — a big, sturdy rope basket that swallows blankets, pillows, or a mountain of children's toys and still looks intentional in the living room.

Baskets & Storage
A little cottage woven in rattan, roof, window and all, with a swing handle — I fill mine with garden flowers on the hall table and carry it out for berries in July.

Baskets
A generous coiled cotton-rope basket with a soft chambray-blue band around the base — the one I'd park beside a slipcovered sofa, heaped with quilts and beach towels.

Baskets
Natural cotton rope coiled into a soft round basket finished with a sweet scalloped rim and double handles — the prettiest way I know to hide a pile of throws in a nursery or bunk room.

Baskets & Storage
Collapsible waterproof canvas printed with white anchors and finished with tan leather handles — mine holds beach towels by the door all summer and blankets by the sofa all winter.
Hide the Clutter
A lid is the whole trick — remotes, chargers and mail become furniture instead of mess.
Shelf & Pantry
Low rectangular hyacinth and scalloped bins for bookshelves, pantries and laundry counters.

Indoor Furniture

Indoor Furniture

Indoor Furniture

Baskets & Storage
The Small Ones
Rattan key trays, little lidded pots and magazine caddies — the finishing pieces.
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