Dollar Tree's Woven Baskets Are The Budget-Friendly Solution For An Aesthetic Pantry

We've all seen them circulating our feeds: those beautifully organized pantries, decked out with wicker baskets, clear labeled containers, and matching spice jars. Sadly, stylish storage is not always cheap, and prices can quickly get out of hand when you add them up. Most woven baskets sell for over $20, but luckily, not the ones from Dollar Tree. Their newest, 2-piece set of storage bins cost as little as $3 per unit. This means you can stock up on however many you want/need (10 of these only cost $30!) without spending a fortune.

But the best part is that they're just as chic (and handy) as their expensive counterparts. Both the baskets feature an oval silhouette, with the larger one measuring 7.1 x 10.2 inches in a light cream tone and has handles for easy carrying. Meanwhile, the small one flaunts a two-tone natural and white design. Some might use them as a catch-all for random bits and bobs, but we say, give them a try in the kitchen. You may just be a few $3 baskets away from the pantry of your dreams. Now, let's dive into how to use these cute must-haves to update your pantry.

From packed goods to produce to toilet paper, Dollar Tree's woven baskets can store it all. One surefire pantry storage hack that will keep your kitchen organized and tidy is to corral "like" items together — naturally, these baskets can help with that. Cans could go in one basket and baking ingredients in another. You can even add labels (available on Amazon for under $10), so the little ones know where to look when it's time to grab a snack. Labels are also key to getting that nice, consistent look in the pantry.

Also, don't feel like you have to decant all of your food into glass containers to achieve a Pinterest-worthy arrangement. The textured baskets will remain pretty, whether you keep the food's original packaging or not. But since we're on the theme of getting an organized pantry on a Dollar Tree budget, feel free to combine these versatile baskets with their $1.25 Surefresh Reusable Plastic Cereal Container for dry foods, like pasta and cereal.

The last step of the pantry makeover is to style the nook. If you're planning on buying multiple baskets, you could display the small bins on one shelf, then group the big ones on the shelf below. Or, spread the baskets around if you only purchased a few. Bring in a few aesthetically pleasing items, like bowls, trays, candy jars, and canisters to finish off your now stylishly stocked pantry.