Update: 

I added a lid model that matches the design of this basket. You can find it here. 

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This stackable decorative basket is both practical and beautiful. It is great for organizing, while keeping your home looking nice. 

I created it by removing the handles from Wastl85's excellent Stackable Pattern Basket, and replacing them with the fantastic handle created by Triple G Workshop for the Lattice Organizer Baskets w/Handles - No Supports. I also removed the old hole pattern, and replaced it with the  “navette” pattern I created. 

Mostly, I just think the pattern looks cool, and makes for a very nice looking basket. The “navette” shape of the holes is made by combining two teardrops, one pointing downward and the other pointing upward. I like this shape because it prints nicely, with no overhangs, and, as a pattern, it looks nice. Sometimes round holes, or even hexagons, create overhangs that challenge your 3D printer. This pattern avoids that problem while looking good. 

Thanks to Wastl85's great work, this basket has bevels on the top and bottom, which allows multiple baskets to stack on top of each other. 

The handles each include a bridge that is about 74 mm long. To Triple G Workshop's credit, the bridges print just fine, without supports, on my Bambu Lab A1 printer. At most you should have a small amount of trimming. 

The basket measures 221 mm long x 150 mm wide x 100 mm tall. 

My print profile is designed to print pretty slowly, because I wanted to make sure that the basket pattern doesn't get distorted. But feel free to make it go faster at your own risk. 

Happy organizing!