Collection:Baskets & Totes

Baskets & Totes

Woven baskets and totes are among the most useful pieces in a home. Baskets bring natural texture to a room while keeping blankets, books, toys, laundry, and everyday necessities close at hand. Market and garden totes wait by the door, ready for a walk, the farmers market, a trip to the nursery, or a day at the beach.

The Hudson Grace collection brings together woven storage baskets, market totes, and sturdy garden bags selected for their craftsmanship, practical proportions, and lasting usefulness.

Why We Love Baskets & Totes

• Storage worth keeping in view: Woven baskets hold blankets, towels, books, toys, firewood, and the everyday things that need a proper place.
• Natural texture throughout the home: Handwoven fibers bring warmth and variation to rooms filled with wood, stone, glass, and upholstered pieces.
• A home for indoor plants: Use a basket to conceal a nursery pot and bring a softer finish to trees, ferns, and other greenery.
• Ready for wherever the day goes: Market and garden totes carry produce, flowers, picnic supplies, beach towels, tools, and everything collected along the way.
• A gift and its wrapping: Fill a tote with a fresh baguette, wine, cocktail napkins, and something good from the market for a host gift that remains useful long after the evening ends.

Woven Baskets for Storage and Display

A good storage basket solves a practical problem without needing to be hidden. Place a large woven basket beside the sofa for blankets and extra pillows, beneath a console for shoes and bags, or in the bedroom for laundry and linens. Smaller baskets are useful for books, magazines, hand towels, dog supplies, or the loose objects that tend to move from room to room.

Woven baskets also work well in kitchens and pantries, where they can hold linens, paper goods, produce, or pantry staples while softening harder surfaces. Strong handles make them easy to move when a room needs to change from everyday use to entertaining.

We also love using baskets with indoor plants. Natural fibers sit beautifully beside glossy leaves and ceramic planters, adding texture while concealing a simple nursery pot. Place a waterproof liner or saucer inside the basket before watering to help protect the weave.

Whether used for storage or greenery, baskets bring order to a room without making it feel overly organized. Variations in color, fiber, and weave are part of their character and make each one slightly different.

Market and Garden Totes

We keep woven totes throughout the house because there is almost always something to carry. They go to the farmers market for produce and flowers, to the beach with towels and books, and on neighborhood walks for whatever comes home along the way.

Between outings, a woven market tote can hang near the door or hold magazines, extra linens, or rolled towels. Its usefulness does not end when the groceries are unpacked.

Garden totes offer more structure for clippers, gloves, twine, seed packets, and small tools. They are equally useful for trips to the nursery, picnics, car organization, and errands that require more than one bag. Their straightforward construction and durable materials make them easy to keep packed and ready.

A Memorable Host Gift

A market tote makes a particularly good host or housewarming gift because the bag becomes part of what you bring. Start with a fresh baguette and a bottle of wine, then add cocktail napkins, olives, pantry favorites, or a Hudson Grace candle.

There is no need for extra wrapping. The contents feel generous, and the tote can be used for markets, walks, travel, or storage for years to come.

A smaller basket can be filled in much the same way. Add hand soap and lotion for the kitchen, linen napkins for the table, or garden tools for someone with a newly planted yard. The best gifts are considered, useful, and ready to become part of everyday life.

From woven storage baskets to market and garden totes, these are pieces made to move through the home and beyond it—holding what is needed and waiting near the door for whatever comes next.