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A Tisket a Tasket...9 Ways to Decorate With Baskets

 
Author: Kathryn Bechen

Wicker and straw baskets come in all shapes, sizes, and colors and are great home decorating and organizing tools. You probably have several in your pantry closet already so its time to get them out and start using them in creative ways! Heres how:

Kitchen

1. A basket with a hinged lid makes a great cover-up for your phone headset, cell phone charger, and other utilitarian, but not pretty, items.

2. Set several small rectangular baskets on the back of your range ledge to hold teabags, sticks of gum, and toothpicks.

3. Colorful fabric-lined baskets can store vitamin and prescription bottles nicely.

Living Room

1. Put the TV remote in a basket and leave it on the coffee table. Everyone will know right where it is.

2. Use a basket to store videos and CDs.

3. A flat rectangular basket can hold two stacks of magazines side by side and be slid under the coffee table if it stands on legs.

Bathroom

1. A compartmentalized basket can be put in a closet near the sink to hold toothpaste, lotions and other grooming aids.

2. Small rectangular baskets can be put in a medicine cabinet to hold razors, shaving cream, dental floss etc.

3. Turn a tall square basket upside down over your plunger and set a decorative item on top of it to hide that less-than-pretty bathroom item.

With a little ingenuity, you too can come up with more ways to creatively use baskets in your home.

c2005 Kathryn Bechen. All rights reserved worldwide.

Author Bio:

Kathryn Bechen

Kathryn Bechen, founder of Kathryn Bechen Designs.com, is a certified interior decorating consultant, author, and former founder of her own professional organizing company, Organized With Ease. She has been interviewed by and featured in San Diego Home & Garden Lifestyles magazine, the Omaha World Herald, RealtyTimes.com, and numerous other publications. Her originally authored articles have appeared in newspapers and across the internet and she is also the author of the e-book, Moving With Ease: The 8 Week Plan for an Organized & Stress-Free Move Whether You Hire a Mover or Do It Yourself! She and her husband Steve have moved 11 times in 25 years of marriage and she has fully organized and decorated each residence. In addition, she has taught seminars and spoken to groups of up to 400. Kathryn offers a FREE full color monthly e-newsletter and a color photo blog of home decorating tips and resources available via her website listed below.

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