The Best Ornament Storage — 15 Picks To Help You Organize Your Festive Decorations
These handy pieces of kit will change the way you store your beloved ornaments, and we're here for it
With the festive season approaching, it's important to know the ins and outs of storage. Holiday ornaments can be quite delicate, and storing them correctly, with the right kit, is the key to their longevity.
Ornament organizers are easy home organization ideas that will clear up all the clutter once the holiday cheer ends and the festive blues begin.
I decided to browse some of the best retailers to find the best ornament storage options to make the upcoming festive clean-up that much easier.
Most Loved Ornament Storage Solutions
These organizers are some of the best storage ideas for small spaces. We know the house can get quite crowded over the festive period, which is why it is important to find storage solutions.
Here are 15 of my favorite picks for ornament storage.
Price: $24.99
Was: $29.99
This Hold N' Storage ornament box can store up to 64 individual ornaments and lights. It features cardboard dividers, which will help keep your ornaments scratch-free. This storage box measures 12” x 12” x 12” in a compact cube shape and has decorative snowflakes printed on the outside of the box.
Price: $12
This gold-colored ornament storage box from Walmart can hold up to 64 delicate ornaments. It's easy to carry with its two handles and has a zip-up lid to keep things in place. This storage box also comes with a cardboard storage divider that helps protect your ornaments from scratching.
Price: $39.99
This Vermont Christmas Ornament Storage Box from Amazon has 3 removable trays with handles and holds up to 36 4-inch ornaments. It's made from durable cardboard and lined with resilient non-woven material.
Price: $54.99
Available in the color grey, this Hold N' Storage Christmas Ornament Storage Box from Walmart can carry 72 - 3" ornaments. It has removable trays and handles, so if you are limited in space, this would make the ideal under bed storage.
Price: $16.59
This Ornament Storage Box by Elf Stor, sold at Target, makes it easy to store away your ornaments and keep them safe till they're next in use. It comes with adjustable dividers and features a sturdy construction with stitched seams and handles.
Price: $19.99
Highlighted as Amazon's top choice, this ZOBER Christmas Ornament Storage Box stores 64 ornaments and is available in 3 different colors. It's easy to use, sturdy, and compact — making it the ideal box to store away when no longer in use.
Price: $90
For an extra sturdy storage solution, consider this storage box from West Elm. Unlike most ornament storage boxes, it features fabric-lined trays, preventing unwanted discoloration and breaks.
Price: $33.99
After sifting through numerous storage boxes, the benefits of a drawer-style box become obvious. This comes in a more festive variety of red and green and we kind of love it.
Price: $30
With its convenient clear window, this West Elm storage box is perfect for those who want to always know what's inside. Its flat shape makes it ideal for stacking to accommodate larger collections.
Price: $74.99
Whether you're new to holiday decorating or prefer miniature trees, this storage box is ideal for your collection. It has a hinged lid and dividers, making it ideal for storing your decorative goods.
Price: $12.80
This ingeniously designed ornament container has a clear open screen at the front of the box, providing a view of what's inside. It fits standard 2.5" ornaments and has supportive dividers to keep things in place. When not in use, this organizer is easy to fold and store away.
Price: $20.99
Was: $49.99
The chic cube storage option from Wayfair would look great on a shelf. Reviewers praise its clever design and sturdy construction.
Price: $80.51
Keep your Christmas figures, decorations, and ornaments all in one place with this smartly designed storage container. It includes adjustable Velcro dividers so that you can change your organizational style season after season.
Price: $50.99
Was: $59.99
If your collection includes oversized ornaments, this container from Walmart is the ideal choice. It features an ornament hook pocket for additional organization and can hold 72 4-inch ornaments. It's also available in gray.
How to store Christmas Ornaments
There are a few ways you should store away your holiday ornaments correctly. Ornament storage organizers are an ideal option and can be found in some of our favorite retailers, such as Walmart, Target, Amazon, and West Elm.
You can also opt for using protective materials, such as bubble wrap, or even tissue paper. This will prevent your ornaments from breaking and will also keep them from getting scratched.
You could also DIY a few storage solutions. If you want to save a few bucks, you can use egg cartons or apple containers to keep your ornaments in place.
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Faiza is the Advice & Gardens Editor at Livingetc. To further her skills, she is currently taking on the 'Gardening in America' course with the American Horticultural Society (AHS). Faiza previously worked for The Independent as a News Feature Writer, where she crafted lifestyle, entertainment and news stories. She also worked as an Audience Editor for the newspaper for almost two years. Thriving in the busy newsroom, Faiza also spent her time crafting stories for Sky News as an SEO reporter, where she produced stories based on trending topics. Lifestyle and Interior design is a space she has been interested in for quite some time and as she blossoms in this field, she will continue to further her skills in design and gardening. Faiza has a background in SEO, social media and reporting. Her passion for writing goes beyond her work as she loves all things poetry and creative writing.
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