Stamp Storage

I've been looking for a way to store a portion of my stamps & below I've shared some photos of what I've found. I was looking for something that was very high quality. I found a really great company called ScrapNcube on one of our weekend getaways. You need to go check out their web page & see some of the crafting stations they have created with their products. They have some wonderful items that all intermix with each other. I like these cubes, because I can easily add more to this one and their quality is fantastic. I really like that they are a "local" company and their products are made locally in their warehouse. You are able to stain or paint the wood, but I guess most of their customers leave them as is & the look of the wood as is, is very attractive. Right now I have it sitting on the floor next to my workspace, but I may likely move it once my stamping room becomes more functional. Below is a picture of the cube with the drawers closed. This next picture is a peek of five of the six drawers opened. I was surprised at how many stamps I could fit into these drawers. I need to take a picture of a full drawer so you get the idea of how many stamps can fit into them. I will try to add one after I finish since several of the drawers I don't have completely full yet, and the sixth drawer is still empty. I still have a bunch of stamps to add, and I probably won't store my holiday (ie: Christmas, Valentines, Easter, etc.) in here because I only use them a short time of the year. The majority of my stamps are A Muse & other companies that are similar in size. At this point, I pretty much have just been putting the stamps in the drawers & haven't really organized them in any particular way. I did try and group companies together somewhat. I have a bunch of stamps I need to weed out of my collection to because they are not being used and are taking up space. The weather is supposed to be beautiful here this weekend. I hope it is wherever you are at too! Have a fun weekend!