Woven Seagrass Basket Planter Cover for Living Room

Yes, if you keep the nursery pot inside and lift it out to drain after watering. Set the pot back in once it has drained. Do not let it sit in standing water, since trapped moisture is what weakens seagrass over time.

It is built as a belly-style cover, so it fits the common round nursery pots used for houseplants. The open top and tapered base let you center the pot and keep it steady, and the expandable body gives a little room for a pot that sits slightly wide.

Wipe it with a dry or barely damp cloth and brush out dust from the weave. Keep it indoors or on a covered balcony, away from rain and wet floors. Spot-clean any stain as soon as you see it.

Yes, for everyday loads like throws, towels, and a few days of clothes. Keep loads moderate and lift with both hands on the braided handles. Overpacking the belly is what stretches the weave, so fold throws loosely rather than stuffing them in.

Think of it as one piece that does three jobs. It hides a plastic pot that would otherwise sit in view, stores laundry or throws, and costs less than a heavy ceramic planter that can crack. A piece that does that much every day pays for itself in how often you reach for it.