Florals have long enjoyed a permanent reservation in the world of luxury textiles, but rarely do they cross over into the more utilitarian corners of home organization. Martha Stewart, however, has a way of bringing garden-inspired elegance into more mundane spaces (because if anyone can do it, it's her). The latest on her hitlist is our closet.
While conventional acrylic and plastic containers have long ruled closet organization, Martha's floral storage boxes (available at Amazon) offer a far more romantic alternative. By decorating collapsible fabric in delicate botanical motifs, she turns routine storage ideas into something special.
I'll be the first to admit that my closet is full of plastic that I'm hoping to hide away. And I'm certain it's a common problem. However, Martha's boxes are good-looking enough not to be concealed behind closed doors.
Designed as an antidote to plastic, Martha's structured boxes bring soft texture, crisp tailoring, and timeless pattern. The vintage-inspired florals are just utterly timeless, and, dare I say, worthy of a place on every kind of open shelf or cabinet.
In bedrooms and walk-in closets, it's the small changes that feel expensive – and these storage boxes are a perfect example. While it may seem like a subtle difference, it's something that doesn't go unnoticed by those who appreciate the little details. Take our word for it.
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If Martha has inspired you to upgrade your storage, you don't need to stop with her botanical offering. I've curated a list of equally beautiful pieces that should be everywhere except hidden behind a closed door.
Handcrafted with an artisanal touch, these are one of the prettiest solutions for keeping stray clutter off your floor. I love styling them in a bedroom corner filled with rolled throw blankets or using them to bring a bit of warmth to my entryway.
As I mentioned, I am constantly searching for practical storage that does not look clinical, and these natural cane bins fit the bill. The hand-woven rattan texture brings so much warm, organic charm to open shelves, pantry nooks, or closet cubbies.
With its Art Deco silhouette and warm walnut base, I love how this ottoman sits as a talking point in any living space. The tactile grid-woven chenille upholstery adds understated texture that makes it easy to forget how functional it really is.
CB2’s Willa basket is the exact piece I reach for when open storage needs to feel intentional. The saddle hue and pebbled texture bring an immediate layer of warmth, aging beautifully as the leather softens over the years.
With its whimsical scalloped edge and rich organic weave, it brings effortless warmth to open shelves or vanity tops. The built-in handles make it as practical as it is pretty, whether you are organizing linen or styling a pantry.
I am always drawn to accent pieces that quietly elevate a space, and this white shagreen box is a personal styling go-to. Its delicate texture brings a note of luxury whether resting atop a stack of design books or sitting on a bedside table.
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