Left in its natural color, this handwoven willow basket measures 10 inches high, 10.5 inches wide, and 7 inches deep, a shallow footprint for tight spots next to a toilet or under a desk. The liner lifts out for washing, which keeps the weave itself clean.
Unstained reeds keep the pale straw tone of raw willow, which suits light rooms built on white walls, oak floors, and linen textiles. Coastal and Scandinavian schemes absorb it without introducing a new accent color, and it warms an all tile bathroom that otherwise reads cold.
At 7 inches front to back, the basket fits the gap between a vanity cabinet and the wall, or under the overhang of a desk where a wider round bin would push into the walkway. Powder rooms and dorm corners are exactly the spaces this size was scaled for.
The removable liner keeps damp waste off the willow and can be rinsed or wiped, then dropped back into place. Handwoven pieces vary in tone and size from one to another, so small differences in shade or dimension come with the material rather than signaling a flaw.
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