I have seen walls with those kind of baskets quite a few times lately (in images, not real life.) I don't think you can avoid Wal-Mart, et al making cheap versions of everything. I know what a turn off it is to see things adopted poorly and en masse (I honestly think it would be different if things were copied widely, but retained quality.)

If you like the look and plan on executing it very well, then you should not be stopped by the cheap (and I don't just mean $) imitations. The Wal-Mart copycats will have a wall with five baskets at most and the patterns will not be interesting. People who do not care about pretty things will not be able to tell the difference- you will.

I love those! I agree with Rita, if Walmart does copy them, they will probably be bad copies. I'd get them! I'm furnishing an apartment with very high ceilings, so looking for things to hang. Would love a link if you have one. I have baskets like those hung in my other home, but they are all brown/natural. Love the colors.

I love the colors and patterns too. Very cheerful. What kind of baskets are they? Are they from a catalog or someone's collection?

I think they have been around for a long time and that gail is right, if they are good quality they will look fantastic and not like walmart even if they do ever make them. I saved these pics years ago:

The picture is from instagram. A lovely home decor business from my small town in GA posted it. It is their office at the Atlanta furniture mart. I suspect it's curated :(

If you can't find them online, look at what this woman did - painted some herself. https://www.lisaleonard.com/blog/diy/diy-painted-baskets

DD has been collecting baskets from her travels. Great idea to use them as wall decoration.

I had this look back in the 70s, though not all round.

d_gw: I think the baskets in your picture look hand woven. I might look in shops that sell 3rd world country goods. Macy's in NY, at one time, carried ones to help women in those countries become self sufficient-don't know if they still do. I think there are areas in the U.S. where weavers still make them.

Women sell them on the sides of the road (for very cheap) throughout West Africa, so I agree to look for shops that sell good from 3rd world countries.

I was just at Costco and there was a vendor with those baskets doing a road show.

Worldmarket sells some on line.

Look up Peruvian baskets.

https://www.google.com/search?q=peruvian+baskets&tbm=isch&tbo=u&source=univ&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwi_mY3895HXAhWr3YMKHS4sCxcQsAQIjAE&biw=1536&bih=756#imgrc=_

I like the idea of finding some baskets at Goodwill or where ever and painting designs on them. It would be a fun project to do with my young adult daughters. Wayfair has a couple of woven choices, they are not inexpensive.

That would be fun. You could copy patterns if you're not creative. Here's some designs from Africa. Where were you thinking of putting them?

http://www.basketsfromafrica.com/?gclid=EAIaIQobChMI_vaT8_uR1wIVDhIbCh2Y1wNXEAMYAyAAEgK1GvD_BwE&__utma=175853220.477583022.1509147378.1509147378.1509147378.1&__utmb=175853220.0.10.1509147378&__utmc=175853220&__utmx=-&__utmz=175853220.1509147378.1.1.utmgclid=EAIaIQobChMI_vaT8_uR1wIVDhIbCh2Y1wNXEAMYAyAAEgK1GvD_BwE|utmccn=(not%20set)|utmcmd=(not%20set)|utmctr=(not%20provided)&__utmv=-&__utmk=114602823

Lars and I were posting around the same time. He beat me to it.

I'm going to Peru next year. Maybe I'll jettison my clothes and bring back Peruvian baskets. Pretty!

I just got an email from BB&B about their Joanna Gaines collection. I half expected to see some baskets but there were none. The collection has some interesting textures and patterns. Prices are around the Pottery Barn level.

Magnolia Home at BB&B

Leif carries some cool baskets..and always did

a bit on the expensive side

they're a shop that will have many of stuff typical for other countries decor..and to me, if you like it I wouldn't care who sells it or copies it...it's traditional decor(let's call it decor for that matter even though it's of course not just decor) just of other traditions..it will always be admired by some, as every traditional decor

https://www.leifshop.com/collections/tabletop