Between Naps on the Porch: The Ultimate Christmas Ornament Storage

Dec 26, 2009

The Ultimate Christmas Ornament Storage

Looking for the ultimate Christmas ornament storage? Over ten years ago, I purchased these two, fabric-covered, ornament storage boxes.

I was impressed with their good looks, their sturdy construction and that they come with acid-free archival paper.

Here's a view of the inside...

I really like how the interior panels adjust to fit the size of the ornament.

Their website states: "The ULTIMATE CHRISTMAS ORNAMENT STORAGE box is the only Acid Free archival quality decorative box on the market, making it suitable for archival storage of family heirlooms and collectibles." I was impressed when I "googled" their name tonight, to find they are still in business all these years later. I think that says a lot about the product and the company itself.

My boxes have held up beautifully...they still look virtually brand new. But the best part...the ornaments I've stored inside are perfect. So, if you have some very special ornaments for which you'd like very special storage, the Ultimate Christmas Storage just might be your answer. For more information, you may visit their website by clicking HERE.
(Above photo from Ultimate Christmas Storage website)

Labels: Organization and Storage

27 Comments:

At Saturday, December 26, 2009 , Martha said...: Looks like the perfect place to store ornaments -- ours, alas, are in plastic tubs wrapped in tissue!
At Saturday, December 26, 2009 , Six in One Hand said...: I really like that concept!!!

I will have to look into it..thanks for the great tip!
:)
At Saturday, December 26, 2009 , Kim said...: That's a great tip and leave it to you to find the perfect storage that's also beautiful! Thanks Susan!
Kim
At Saturday, December 26, 2009 , bj said...: Looks like a lovely way to store.
Wish I have one this morning...I am taking my tree down for another year.
xo bj
At Saturday, December 26, 2009 , Unknown said...: What a great system. I still use rubbermaid boxes but store my ornament collections in different sized Christmas treasure boxes.
At Saturday, December 26, 2009 , ClassiclyAmber said...: Cool! That's nice storage and impressive to last so long.

I don't have anything too special for our ornaments...but then again, we also don't have anything too fancy in the way of ornaments. Our stuff is either plastic...or rustic cool country stuff made from wood and metal. I would still like to upgrade our Christmas storage shtuffs and have something more organized. - - Think I'll go check out their site that you recommended and see what all they provide. Thanks!! And hope you had a merry Christmas, too!
At Saturday, December 26, 2009 , Helen said...: What great storage for all of our pretty baubles! I may not have the budget for the boxes right now, but I do have fabric remnants laying around and I just may 'embelish' a few of my regular boxes! As usual, you are quite the inspiration.
At Saturday, December 26, 2009 , Sarah said...: Susan, I did the same thing several years ago. I purchased my storage system at The Container Store, and it has certainly simplified putting up and taking down our Christmas ornaments.
I'll leave our trees up till New Year's. I want to enjoy them for a few more days. When do you take the Christmas decorations down? Where do you store all of your decorations? We have a closet in one of our guest rooms devoted to nothing but Christmas. Unfortunately it is now full, and I need to find an annex. LOL ~ Sarah
At Saturday, December 26, 2009 , Connie said...: I'm going right there, sweetpea! We bought some boxes at Home Depot this week for storage but I'd like something different for the tree ornaments and that looks wonderful.
xoxo,
Connie
At Saturday, December 26, 2009 , Beverly @ My Sew Sweet Studio said...: Your storage boxes are pretty and functional too. Great find, I will have to look into that. Mine, like so many others are in plastic tubs.
Thanks
At Saturday, December 26, 2009 , Tammy518 said...: Those are cool, Susan! Hope you and your family had a nice Christmas.
At Saturday, December 26, 2009 , Miss Janice said...: You are MORE organized than moi! Twelve trees...countless ornaments...misc Christmas decos--all stuffed in plastic boxes in the gararge. Oh my, not good:)
At Saturday, December 26, 2009 , Kristi Maloney said...: Great blog! I am a new follower. Just visiting from Moms Own Words. Please stop by! Happy holidays!
At Saturday, December 26, 2009 , Brenda Pruitt said...: Why, these are really beautiful and how useful! Now can you help me find a place in which to store my boxes? I didn't think so... Garden homes don't always have adequate storage.
Brenda
At Saturday, December 26, 2009 , Kathy Walker said...: Great idea! I picked up a carton that was divided to hold ornaments, years ago...I have outgrown it. This looks like a great idea.
At Saturday, December 26, 2009 , Anonymous said...: Susan, My Lisa Leonard ornament that I won from you arrived the other day. Thank you so much for such a lovely keepsake! God gave me a verse when we were in the midst of our moving to Colorado and a new ministry after being in auto parts for almost 17 years. Isaiah 29:17-19. I had this embossed on the leaf along with "in that day" to remind me of His promise-

It is just lovely and I am thinking it would make a lovely necklace piece when it is not hanging on the tree!

I will be doing a post soon about your lovely gift and would have loved to sent you a written thank you but could not find an address.

Please know I will treasure this piece and always think of you when I see it!

blessings
mary
At Saturday, December 26, 2009 , Country Wings in Phoenix said...: Oh Susan sweetie...
What a wonderful idea, and I so love the look of the beautiful boxes. They look like they are a perfect size to stack on a closet shelf or under the spare bed. I love it. Thank you so much for sharing with me today.

Country hugs sweetie...Sherry
At Saturday, December 26, 2009 , Melissa Miller said...: Oooohhhh! Thanks Susan. I love this idea and your box is beautiful. :)
At Sunday, December 27, 2009 , xinex said...: Great idea, Susan! Thanks!...Christine
At Sunday, December 27, 2009 , Gloria said...: Oh! Would love to get something like this for old, precious ornaments. I have read that acid-free paper is great for saving/wrapping clothing also. May I ask that next time you give us an approx. price? I'd like to know whether it is worth it for me to look at the website - i.e., if it is too expensive, I wouldn't even go there! :)
Thanks!
Best regards,
Gloria
At Sunday, December 27, 2009 , Bargain Decorating with Laurie said...: Susan, this looks like such a great way to store ornaments, and the boxes are also pretty. What a combination. Thanks for the hint. laurie
At Sunday, December 27, 2009 , Just Me said...: Just beautiful but not sure I can justify spending $152 on a box. LOL. I guess I will have to wait on this one!
At Sunday, December 27, 2009 , Ivy Lane said...: Susan, Thanks for the tip! I have been looking for these types of boxes forEVER! So glad I saw this on your blog today!!
At Sunday, December 27, 2009 , Decor To Adore said...: Please tell me that you are not already taking down your tree? :)
The epiphany doesn't occur until Jan. 6th. Enjoy your 3rd day of Christmas.
At Sunday, December 27, 2009 , Chubby Chieque said...: I am your avid reader and a follower since I started blogging a year ago. But I don't leave any footprints coz I am just a simple blogger who enjoy.

But reading this ornament storage really catches my eyes coz I been doing my own a week ago when I was bored blogging for 2 weeks.

Do you think Ultimate Storage can ship my purchase to Stockholm, Sweden? Well, didn't open the link yet. Hopefully they will so, I skip doing my poor knowledge of DIY.

TY for sharing.

Greeting from a very chilly Stockholm...
/Chie
At Sunday, December 27, 2009 , Susan (Between Naps On The Porch.net) said...: Hi Chie,
Great to meet you! :-) I just found this on their website, so it does look like they ship out to other countries.
"Shipping Policy: If you live in the United States we will ship your items RPS. You can expect to receive your order 5-7 working days later. If you reside outside of the US we will contact you directly to discuss the best possible way to handle your order. All international orders must be prepaid in full with U.S. funds, by a cashier's check drawn on a U.S. bank, by wire transfer or by credit card. You may choose to place your order via our online service, by telephone at 1-800-397-7566 or by facsimile at 310-323-3624.
At Monday, December 28, 2009 , personalized christmas ornaments said...: Oh! Would love to get something like this for old, precious ornaments. I have read that acid-free paper is great for saving/wrapping clothing also. May I ask that next time you give us an approx. price? I'd like to know whether it is worth it for me to look at the website - i.e., if it is too expensive, I wouldn't even go there!

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