This “Attractive” IKEA Rattan Storage Gem Is Quietly Being Discontinued (It Looks Handmade!)

Rattan has quickly become my spring decor must-have, thanks to its ability to infuse any space in my home with effortless boho meets cottagecore vibes. After all, who doesn’t want to feel like they’re perpetually on vacation? However, affordable versions of these typically quiet luxury-priced woven accent pieces are few and far between, which is why IKEA fans won’t want to miss out on this fan-favorite storage gem before it’s gone.

Priced at $14.99, IKEA’s TRUMMIS Magazine File has dozens of rave reviews calling out its “attractive” and “organic” appearance as well as its “sturdy” design — and it’s a fraction of the cost of similar products, which one reviewer noted tend to be around $50 but are “not as nice.”

The organizer measures 9.75 inches in length, 4 inches in width, and 11.75 inches in height. The handwoven golden wicker storage solution is a low-maintenance but high-reward way to add some Hamptons beach house-inspired organizers to your home. On the IKEA website, the rattan files — which have a hole in front to make it easy for you to pull it off a shelf — are displayed on a desk with several books, notebooks, magazines, cards, and loose papers inside. 

The real organizing magic comes from how IKEA shoppers have repurposed the versatile organizer in other areas of their home. I’ll be buying one of these vertical storage heroes to store my iPad, Kindle, and books on my bedside table without taking up too much surface area. Several reviewers shared that they bought this magazine file to store their cookbooks, pot holders, and recipes in their kitchen, while another revealed that they use the filing gem as a vertical storage for “vegetables like potatoes, sweet potatoes, and tomatoes” that saves space. 

Others revealed that they swear by the magazine file for food storage, mail collection, and for when they want to “hide stuff” out of view.

One happy reviewer, who said they won’t reveal how many they bought, urged shoppers to “think outside the box” with the sturdy organizer. They use it to store seasonal salad plates. “I can display them, keeping them in storage in my glass cabinet,” they shared. The options are truly endless.

Unfortunately, IKEA is quietly discontinuing the TRUMMIS Magazine File, meaning it’ll no longer be available to buy once the current stock is sold out. You can check on delivery or see if it’s available for pickup at your closest IKEA location, or check your store to see if it’s in stock. One reviewer noted that they found several on sale in the “as is” section in perfect condition, so it’s worth taking a look.

Unfortunately, if the IKEA TRUMMIS Magazine File is sold out for you, you’re probably out of luck to get that exact one. However, Amazon is selling a nearly identical version from the GAIAMADE Store, but it’s quite a bit more expensive than the IKEA one — for a set of two rattan magazine holders, you’re paying $54.95, or about $27.48 a piece.

It’s worth noting that rattan tends to be expensive in general. This Amazon find has numerous five-star reviews calling out how “strong and sturdy” and “not flimsy” the high-quality rattan weave is, as well as its “beautiful” appearance. So, if you’re hoping to add some cottagecore wicker accents to your home, this might be a relatively low-cost way to do it.

Buy: GAIAMADE Store Set of 2 Rattan Magazine Holder, $54.95