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11 Beautiful Ways to Store Your Magazines

September 11, 2018

Magazines can be beautiful sources for reference and inspiration long past the month in which they've arrived in your mailbox. If you can't bring yourself to recycle or toss them (we can't, either), then organize them with one of these gorgeous shelves, stands or organizers.

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Guidelines Magazine Rack

Spice up any room with this hanging metal magazine rack, which is equal parts art and storage. It was designed in Amsterdam by Frederik Roije and is made in the Netherlands — also known as design heaven.

$294 at ahalife

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Entu Side Table

Stack magazines vertically in a design-forward table that appears to defy gravity.

$399 at crate & barrel

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Simmer Stone Magazine Holder

If you're in constant need of inspiration or at least a mental break from your computer screen, store your favorite magazines within easy reach with this desktop organizer.

$20 at amazon

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Beckett Shelf

Why not treat your magazines like books? Long, shallow shelves work great for stacking neat piles amid small, eye-catching decorations. Find some vintage or decorative bookends to keep them from flopping over.

$1,499 at crate & barrel

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Terrace Coffee Table

By turning your under-coffee-table storage into a focal point rather than a collecting ground for whatever random things you need to find a home for, you'll be able to keep a cleaner look more easily. If you've got dozens (or even hundreds) of magazines you can't toss, consider organizing them by spine color for a rainbow splash in an otherwise neutral room.

$399 at west elm

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Leather Magazine Stand

Avoid clutter tendencies with this chic, leather magazine holder. This purpose-built holder will keep magazines organized without inviting other objects to pile on top of it.

$98 at apt2b

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Vintage Bicycle Basket Wall Planter + Magazine Rack

Add flair and color to your walls with this vintage bike basket rack. It's perfect for entryways to store and organize mail or to keep cooking magazines handy in the kitchen.

$30 at design toscano

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Acacia Wall Ledge

Display your favorite magazine covers face-out instead of stacking them in a cupboard or under your bed. Ledges like this one more commonly hold framed photos and art, but they're perfectly suited to showing off your favorite titles and records, too. Stagger a few ledges to make the best use out of blank walls.

$70 at cb2

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Zina Magazine Rack + Record Holder

Upgrade your standard magazine files. The Zina rests on the floor or mounts on your wall. The hexagon shape allows for a bit of design creativity when clustering several units on the same wall.

$28.34 at amazon

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Leather Strap Hanger

Store mail, magazines and books to show off with an ultra-minimalist leather strap sling. These straps from Etsy leathergoods shop Bengjy Minu come in sizes from 14 to 34 inches.

$15.50 - $22 at etsy

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Vintage Suitcase Shelves

Vintage trunks and suitcases can make quite unique storage solutions. These old suitcases have been transformed into a shelf by Etsy shop DoubleDeckerVintage. You could also find old suitcases and trunks at thrift and antique stores, fill them up and stack them artfully in a corner. Turn the pile into a lamp stand to make it look purposeful.

$50 at etsy