Black Floor Basket with Natural Jute
Rather Good Looking Storage That Actually Works
Here's the thing about floor baskets: they're rather like the Swiss Army knife of home organisation, except, well, far less weaponised and considerably better looking. This one happens to be splendidly handcrafted in seagrass and jute, which means it'll corral everything from blankets to toys to that mounting pile of things you've been meaning to put away. Utterly fetching in black, naturally.
Why Choose Our Floor Basket
Properly Handsome Design: Woven with hand rope jute by Fair Trade artisans, each piece is beautifully made and arrives with delightful character. Because handcrafted means no two are identical, which is rather marvellous.
Genuinely Multifunctional: Plant container, toy storage, blanket nest, or simply a rather good-looking catch-all for life's necessities. Works in bedrooms, lounges, hallways wherever you need it.
Sustainable and Ethical: Carefully curated and made with respect for both craft and community. Feels rather good to own something made properly.
Nesting Option: Pair sizes stack beautifully, saving space while looking fabulous together.
Product Details
Size: Large is 8 inches tall by 16 inches round. Small is 7.5 inches tall by 13 inches round.
Materials: Seagrass and jute
Colours: Natural and black
Handcrafted Note: Due to the artisanal nature of this piece, slight variations in design, colour, and size will occur. That's rather the point, actually.
Care: Dust or vacuum regularly. Wipe with a damp cloth if needed. Avoid rubbing stains as this may spread them and loosen fibres. Dry thoroughly after any water contact. Keep away from direct sunlight to preserve the gorgeous colour.
Add this rather splendid basket to your home before someone else does.
There is no warehouse. That is rather the point, and it does have consequences.
Every brand here packs and posts its own orders, in its own boxes, with tracked delivery. The brands you can see are the ones that ship to your country, so your parcel is usually making a fairly short journey: a potter in Bristol posting to Britain, a studio in California posting within America.
Which does mean that an order from three brands arrives as three parcels, posted by three different people, on three different days. Whether that is an inconvenience or a small extended birthday rather depends on your temperament. It also means three lots of postage, shown before you pay, because we would rather mention it here than at the till.
Roughly how long
UK Domestic: 2–5 business days
Coming from further afield: 7–14 days. Usually quicker, but let's not prmise and it will be a lovely surprise!
Estimates, not promises. Each brand sends its own tracking, so you will be kept extremely well
Need help? Just ask.Our small team is here.
Fourteen days from delivery to tell us you have changed your mind, and fourteen more to get it back to us. No reason required, and we will not make you give one.
You are allowed to open it and try it on. Handle it as you would in a shop, and we will not quibble. Handle it as you would a rental car and we may deduct something for the difference.
Return postage is yours to pay, because the brand at the other end is a workshop rather than a warehouse. Some cover it themselves, and if yours does you will not be charged. Whatever you paid us to send it out, we refund either way, and the money goes back the way it came within fourteen days of the parcel reaching the brand.
A few things cannot come back, and only these: anything made or personalised to your order, sealed beauty products once the seal is broken, and anything perishable.
If something arrives damaged, faulty or not as described, none of the above applies. It costs you nothing, and we sort it.
Just email mail@brixbailey.com — we'll guide you through it.
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