Stackable Media Storage
Buy the best stackable media storage selected and recommended by interior designers. By Tara Gosselin.
Media storage doesn’t have to be only functional. It can also be a part of your décor. And if you love the idea of showcasing your movies but also want their display area to accent your design for the interior of your home, then some of the sturdy, stackable media storage options might be just what you need. They are made of quality materials and are designed for safe and efficient stacking. See collection for more.
Stackable Media Storage
Buying Guide
Tara Gosselin
Interior Design Expert
Tara is a San Antonio-based award-winning landscape architect, writer and educator, passionate about eco-friendly solutions and growing her own food. She knows all it takes to help you create a sustainable backyard retreat that combines blissful charm with a modern take on landscaping.
A stackable media storage unit is the ideal way to organize an extensive DVD collection so you can always locate your selection quickly.
Stackable units for storing media are functional, but they can make beautiful decor pieces as well. These storage pieces’ versatility means you can make them fit your space regardless of the room’s shape or size.
Position the stackable storage units as a low corner shelf in a casual rec room, or mount them in a geometric formation on the wall to save floor space and create an eye-catching display for your DVD collection at the same time.
Separate the DVDs on each level of your stackable shelves by genre, year, director, or title to make it easy to grab your pick for movie night in a snap.
First of all, make sure that the stackable media storage unit will hold the type of media that you need to store. (It’s easy to get different types of media and their associated shapes confused!) Then, look for drawers that pull out, so you can easily view all of your CDs or tapes with just one smooth motion.
We’d also look for a unit that has several different drawers so you can organize your media, and for closed-front drawers that are aesthetically pleasing so you can avoid the often very-busy feel of a typical media storage cabinet.