Baskets are an easy storage solution that you can use in every room of your house. These handy organizers come in a variety of styles, sizes, and materials so you can easily integrate storage into your decor. Try these storage basket ideas to organize any space in style.

Make the most of your entryway with baskets for easy storage on a shelf or under a bench. Create a drop zone for shoes by tucking a few large, sturdy baskets on the floor near the door. Use baskets to sort items you don't use often, such as hats and gloves, on high shelves.

Use baskets to collect clutter that will clutter your living room. Woven storage baskets can hold toys, games, books, movies, TV equipment, blankets, and more. Hide the baskets under the console so they're out of the way but easily accessible when needed.

Simplify a crowded linen wardrobe with baskets of various sizes for shelf storage. Large wicker basket with lid for bulky items such as blankets, sheets, and bath towels. Use a shallow wire storage basket or fabric bin to store miscellaneous items like candles and extra toiletries. Label each container with an easy-to-read label.

Keep your wardrobe more organized by sorting items into baskets. On the shelf, place folded clothing in wire storage baskets to prevent high stacks from tipping over. Use separate baskets for tops, bottoms, shoes, scarves, and other accessories.

Open shelves are not just great places to display books and collectibles; they also ensure that frequently used items are easily accessible. Arrange identical baskets on shelves to organize reading materials, TV remotes, and other small items. Use the large wicker storage basket on the lower shelf to store extra blankets.

In the living room, let the storage basket replace the side table next to the seat. The large rattan basket is great for storing extra blankets within the reach of the sofa. Use small containers to collect magazines, mail, and books. Keep the look casual by choosing mismatched baskets.

Don't throw extra bed pillows or blankets on the floor every night. Instead, toss pillows into a wicker storage basket before bed to help keep them clean and off the floor. Keep the basket by the side of the bed or at the foot of the bed so it's close at hand.

In the bathroom, use a woven or fabric storage basket to hide extra toiletries, towels, toilet paper, and more. Choose from a variety of sizes depending on the type of items you need to store. Prepare a separate basket with soap, lotion, and other refreshing items that guests can easily remove when they arrive.

Baskets help organize pantry staples and kitchen supplies. Place a handled basket on a pantry shelf for easy access to items. Add labels to baskets or shelves so you can see the contents at a glance.

Bathrooms and laundry rooms require a lot of storage for supplies. Use durable storage baskets to store soap, cleaning products, brushes, sponges, and more. Once you've sorted your items in baskets, slide them into a cabinet or closet out of sight. Make sure to choose a basket that won't be damaged by water or chemicals.

Using baskets for shelf storage is an inexpensive way to give an ordinary closet a new look. Colorful mix-and-match baskets with labels to organize different types of clothing and accessories. This basket storage idea also works in your child's closet to help them remember where items should go.

Check your bookshelves with baskets and litter boxes. In a craft room or home office, storage baskets can store loose items such as fabric samples, paint samples, and project folders. Label each basket to identify its contents and add character to your shelves. To make the labels, attach gift tags to each basket with ribbon and use an erasable lettering decal or write the contents of each basket on the label.

Use a media organizer to control coffee table clutter. Here, the open shelving unit below the wall-mounted TV takes up little visual space and places media equipment in attractive boxes. A simple, stylish box keeps everything in one place, so you always know where to find your gaming device or remote. 

Use a shallow storage basket to organize cooking oils and spices on the countertop. Line the bottom of the basket with a metal cookie sheet to clean up spills or debris. Place baskets near the stove to keep frequently used ingredients within easy reach while cooking.

Instantly increase bedroom storage with a large woven basket. Stack sheets, pillowcases, and extra blankets in covered baskets that you can hide under your bed. Prevent scratching the floor or snagging on the rug by adding stick-on furniture sliders to the bottom of the basket.

In bathrooms, storage solutions are often part of the decor. Use labeled wicker baskets to organize extra toiletries in low cabinets. The different-sized storage baskets look like they belong together when they are color-coordinated.