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Blanket Baskets: Openings, Texture and Living-Room Storage
A blanket basket works best when the throw you use most is easy to reach and put away. Choose around the folded textile, the basket opening and where it will stand. A tall, narrow basket can behave differently from a broad one even if both look generous in a photograph.
| Basket set | What the listing confirms | What to check for your space |
|---|---|---|
| Arnu Set of 2 Natural Rattan Baskets | Open weave, rounded shape and black handles; listed size H35 × W40 × D40 cm. | Confirm the separate dimensions of both pieces if the set needs to fit a shelf. |
| Tobs Set of 3 Chunky Rattan Storage Baskets | Heavy-gauge natural-coloured rattan; the large basket is described for blankets and other household items. | Request individual sizes and opening dimensions before choosing a fixed position. |
Test the blanket, not just the basket
Fold your throw roughly as you would put it away and measure that bundle. Leave room to lift it out without catching the fabric on the rim. A bulky faux-fur throw can take a different amount of space from a thin woven wool throw.
Consider the surface against the fabric
Natural woven materials have texture. Check the inside, rim and handles before storing a loose-knit or delicate textile, and avoid forcing a blanket through a tight opening. Do not assume a basket includes a removable liner unless the product specification confirms one.
Give it a practical position
Keep the basket clear of the main walking route and leave room to use any nearby door or drawer. Beside a sofa, check that the handles do not catch clothing when people move past. Choose a smaller set piece for remotes or magazines only after checking its dimensions.
For the blankets themselves, browse throws or read our guide to throw sizes and care. Ask our team if you need a basket’s individual measurements before ordering.
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