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Finn Rustic Lodge Brown Woven Leather Floor Basket - Small
Satin Nickel Flower Fruit Basket
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$14.99
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Pacifica Modern Classic Vanilla Stoneware Oak Wood Lid Canister - 8"
Pluck Caddy
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$75.00
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Olly Storage Basket
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$195.00
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Hollie Containers, Set of 2
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$367.00
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MATCH Modern Convivio Lid White Ceramic Canister - Small
Pigeon and Poodle Dozza Modern Classic Light Gray Leather Decorative Box- Set of 2
Modo Storage Basket
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$89.95
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Assorted Color-Top Glass Spice Jar, 6.25oz
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Arthur Coastal Beach Brown Woven Rattan Harvest Baskets - Set of 2
Pigeon and Poodle Roslyn White Woven Natural Seagrass Basket - Set of 2
10-Piece Round Plastic Food Storage Set with Vent Lid
Piero Lacquer Box
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$375.00
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Pigeon and Poodle Mancora Hollywood Regency Shiny Etched Brass Canister
4-Hook Beauty Over the Door Hanger, Metro Black
Set of 6 Non-Slip Drawer Organizer Bins, Mint Green
Pigeon and Poodle Raleigh Modern Seal Grey Faux Raffia Rectangular Hamper
Pigeon and Poodle Proviso Modern Classic White Fluted Marble Canister - Large
Tela Crochet Storage Basket, Set of 2
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White Iron Wire Fruit Basket with Banana Hanger
Zuri Coastal Beach Brown Woven Rattan Round Large Baskets - Set of 3
Galvanized Metal Canister with Wood Lid, Large
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Storage Bins

Is there anything more satisfying than watching a room go from completely cluttered to clean and organized? Unfortunately, there is no magic trick to instantly tidy up your home—but with the help of storage bins, you can get pretty close. Whether keeping your kids’ toys in one place, storing extra clothing, or acting as a catchall for odds and ends—there is the right kind of container for you. Read on to learn more.


Before You Buy


Where do you want to keep your storage bins, and how much space do you have? Will they go in a closet or under the bed? If they’ll be used in plain sight within a room, do they need to match your interior aesthetic? Are you looking for a heavy-duty storage option to safeguard belongings in the garage, or to simply keep loose bits in the pantry or bathroom more organized? Thinking about these questions in advance will help prepare you for shopping.


Storage Bin Uses


The number one question to ask yourself before purchasing a storage bin (or five) is to clarify how you’ll be using it; not all storage bins are created equal. Here are some of the most common uses.


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F.A.Q.

What size storage bin do I need?

To figure out what size of storage bin you need, there are a few factors to consider. First, figure out what you need to store. If you have a lot of items, you may need to make room for a larger bin. If you plan to store large objects or items of an unusual shape, take that into consideration as well.


Next, think about the space you’ll be storing it in. If it’s a small room or there’s already a lot of furniture, you may want something smaller, or something narrow that uses more vertical space. If it’s a big room or open space, you may have a bit more freedom to go with a large bin, or something wide and squat that will fill up your floor space.


Also consider the type of space. A child’s room may need shorter bins that are easy for small hands to access. Alternatively, if there are things you don’t want a child getting into easily, a tall cabinet or one with a more complicated latch may be in order.

What kinds of storage bins are there?

There are many types of storage bins for a variety of uses. Baskets and small bins are great for storing small objects or holding decorative items such as potpourri. Small cabinets can hold items inside while providing a flat surface for decorating or setting your coffee on. 


At the other end of the spectrum, large storage pieces with multiple drawers or compartments can be used as dressers, office storage, or organizers. There are also some hanging organizers that are great for small rooms with limited floor space.


Bins can also have drawers, cabinets, or lids, or be completely open. They can be made from a variety of materials to suit different aesthetics and needs, too. Wood, wicker, or wire baskets or bins look great in a rustic living room. On the other hand, plastic bins make great waterproof storage in your bathroom.


Fabric baskets are also useful because they can be folded and put away when not in use. Bins can even come in funky shapes to add a little fun to your space.

What are storage bins used for?

Storage bins can be used for anything you might want to store out of sight but within easy reach. They can be placed in an office to contain supplies such as pens and papers. They can go in a child’s room to organize their clothing or toys. They can be placed in a living room to hold extra blankets or decor items. Bathroom storage helps organize cosmetics and personal care items, or keep things like extra toilet paper out of sight.


But storage isn’t the only thing you can use a storage bin for. Many bins and baskets make for elegant decor when strategically placed. Some larger storage tubs can even be used as a coffee table or dresser.


Ultimately, storage bins can be used for whatever you want. Don’t be afraid to get creative with your bins. They make for an incredibly versatile furniture item in any home.

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