Storage Boxes, Storage Bins & Storage Baskets

Say goodbye to unwanted clutter and hello to optimum organization when you add storage boxes, bins, baskets, and buckets to your home. Great for tucking into corners or storing on shelves, or in your laundry room, these organizational pieces make it easy for you to find everything you need, when you need it. We challenged bloggers to reorganize a space in their home using our storage boxes, bins, baskets, and buckets- check out the amazing results below! P.S. For other ideas on how to make your home office boost productivity, check out our guide.

Morgan from Charleston Crafted

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"We decided to clear up space in our guest bedroom by moving all of our craft supplies to the empty closet. We DIYed simple wooden shelves and used a variety of storage bins including this filing cabinet and these photoboxes. Clear storage bins with clear labels make it very easy to see what we have on hand while still keeping everything organized and contained. I can’t believe how much storage we were able to fit into this small closet simply by re-thinking the best use of the space!"

Ashley from Attempts at Domestication

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"When it comes to organization, I’m definitely a “function over form” kind of person. I believe in everything having a place, but that place may not necessarily look nice. Most of our cabinets and closets contain a mismatched collection of bins, baskets and old shoe boxes that I use to coral our stuff. I recently invested in a few storage bins from Wayfair to tackle our not so lovely master bathroom closet. It’s amazing what a few well proportioned bins, and a roll of contact paper, can do to a space. I used these plastic baskets to store our cleaning supplies and my styling tools. The baskets keep everything together so nothing gets lost in the closet and cords don’t get all tangled together. I also repurposed the Fridge and Freeze Binz divided tray to hold bathroom essentials and my collection of nail polishes. Now I can open the closet and conveniently see what we have and take inventory of what supplies are running low without searching around."

Brittany from Lawrence and Grace

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"You can make any tiny space impactful - I was able to transform this tiny linen closet into an organized, functional space in the matter of an hour. First, get rid of anything you do not use. That half of a bottle of shampoo that you once loved, but never finished? Toss it. The almost empty bottle of Tylenol dated from 2015... dump it & toss it. Your 27 towels... do you really need 27 towels? Donate at least half. Next, sketch it out. I am a visual person. I always sketch out my end product so I know exactly what I have & what I may need. Mapping out a visual and creating a list will not only keep you on budget, but eliminate any unnecessary spending. My list includes these woven baskets to keep extra toilet paper & cleaning products in, and these wire stacking baskets for medicines, travel products, extra toothbrushes, & fingernail polish supplies. Finally, put it all together! This is the fun part. You already feel lighter from all that tossing & donating you did in step one. You ordered your organization containers and now that they are here you get to put it all together. I have tiny, obnoxious kiddos in my home - it is the season of life we are in - and I designed my closet to reflect them. Anything they shouldn't get into, went onto the upper shelves."

Cathy from A Hosting Home

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"When it comes to being a certified wedding planner, designer, and blogger, my office is typically where most of my time is spent behind the scenes. I am constantly on the go with client meetings, and this bookshelf in my office has always been used as a catch-all for all the day-to-day happenings of running a business. In turn, the bookshelf was cluttered, busy, and extremely unorganized. In attempt to bring this little office nook to life and make it a mini space of inspiration as I walked through the door each day, I needed something to tackle the chaos. I purchased the Shore Thing Basket Set to organize my magazine features, office supplies, and other day-to-day essentials as well as the Seagrass Basket with Handles to add in a cozy touch. I absolutely love how it turned out, and it just goes to show how some simple storage baskets and minor organization can completely give a new vibe to a space!"

Sandra from Charmed Crown Blog

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"I wanted simple yet functional storage and these three piece Zig Zag Basket Set are stackable so if not in use or if any other storage is needed these are easy to move around. I really love that they're the perfect size for just about anything, like bathroom tissue, kitchen linens, etc. The Herringbone Plastic Baskets are plastic but still have that classic woven look and I love their look and texture and are perfect for our extra keys and all the dog accessories."

Purchase considerations for storage containers

When customers explore storage containers, type (searched by 20% of customers) and material (18% of shoppers) would be most critical in their decision making. Moreover, other useful things to consider include color. Finally, some customers narrow down their choices by container size, features, overall height, overall width, overall depth, aesthetic, and style. Positive reviews in the storage containers category note "amazing size", "best quality", "best storage boxes", "perfect colour", "great price", "great storage bags", and "perfect value".

What's popular

In terms of type, the most popular options are boxes / bins (55% of customers), woven baskets (16%), wire baskets (11%), and plastic storage totes (10%) storage containers.
Most frequently researched material choices are fabric (22% of customers), wicker / rattan (19%), plastic (15%), and wooden (15%) storage containers.
While upwards of 16 various color choices are routinely researched by our customers, most researched ones are gray (17% of customers), black (14%), white (13%), and clear (10%) . On top of that, green color choices have been trending in this category most recently.
Customers usually look for short (less than 12" tall) (54% of customers), wide (over 24" wide) (19%), tall (over 36" tall) (12%), and narrow (less than 6" wide) (9%) container size in storage containers. Additionally, extra-large (121 quarts & above) container size options have been gaining popularity in this category in the last few weeks.
Most popular options for features are lid included (38% of customers), stackable (22%), handles included (9%), and wooden (7%) storage containers.