in the past year my toy collection has ballooned! Which is awesome, but the nightstand isn't quite enough space any more. The toy chests look nice but are SO expensive.

I've bought a caboodle type craft box and that fits some of them, but I will need a longer box if I buy bigger toys. (I'm wanting to get a rabbit again and those take up space.) And it only accommodates the most frequently used bondage stuff.

Also how do other people organize their bondage equipment? I now have a variety of tethers, cuffs, leashes, and ropes. they get jumbled and its always difficult to grab the one we're looking for. Plus they are all tangles in each other.

I'm hoping to get nice pretty leashes and collars. This will help the percent chance we'll grab a collar, but it would be nice to find specific ones! less

I buy those $1-3 toy bins from Walmart. They are inexpensive, and last a very long time. I have a mostly glass collection, so it is important to store things carefully. I like to use padded drawstring bags to wrap the glass toys before I put them in the box.

My roommate bought a really snazzy, and very inexpensive wall mounted shelf set where she keeps her favorite toys on standby. They are also sold at walmart, target, and other popular stores for under $60 and are of high quality. There are smaller sets that are much cheaper but I can't find the link. Here is an example of the most expensive one:

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To store bondange equipment such as whips, leashes, cuffs, etc. You can buy coat-hanger-style wall nubs/hooks. Install them in your closet or on your wall if you wish. These are as cheap as $3 per hook/nub. less