THE BEST Storage

A fun take on the old Victorian medical tool. Regardless of your diagnosis, this flip-top ceramic phrenology head will always cure what ails you – especially if you fill it with your favorite candies, or maybe a pile of pills.

Sean Woolsey’s open-face home bar can hold 20 to 25 bottles, along with all of your barware, and up to 20 bottles of wine in the storage area. It’s made from powdercoated aluminum, with a black walnut pull out shelf for drink prep. Just be sure to mount it into wall studs!

A shockproof, waterproof and palm-sized NAS. The Link weighs just 4oz and measures a mere 2″x 2″x 1″ but can house up to 2TB of data. Transfer your files to and from multiple devices via Bluetooth, ad-hoc Wi-Fi, USB-C or the optional LTE-A SIM adapter.

An external storage device for storing digital images on the go. The Flash Porter has slots for CF, SD and microSD cards as well as a USB port for connecting a card reader or a smartphone. Its display lets you view your folders and images, even those in RAW format.

Our friends at Everyday Carry usually share lots of great items like tools, knives, pens, and survival gear. Now you need a place to put all your cool stuff. For carrying all your EDC, check out this list of excellent pouches and organizers. We need that Vanquest Maximizer right now.

A smartly designed modern bookshelf combines three useful features in one. Its zig-zag shape provides a place to store books, a spot to hold your place, and a reading lamp underneath, which automatically switches on and off when your book is removed or placed.

The idime is a tiny and coin-shaped external flash storage device for iPhones. It comes with a USB adapter and a Lightning adapter to make it easier to transfer files to and from PCs or other iOS devices. It also has an optional magnetic iPhone case connector.

Upgrade your MacBook storage without having to crack open the case, and without a bulky flash drive. This microSD card adapter mounts flush inside your laptop’s SD slot, and is finished in aluminum just like your Mac. (microSD card not included)

Foothill Products’ simple, yet effective design makes it easy to store spare bicycle wheels on a single hook, by offsetting the heights of their hubs and skewers. Made from durable extruded aluminum, with felt wheel pads.

Just like the Data Bank for the PlayStation 4, Nyko’s add-on for the Xbox One sits on top of the console and lets you plug in 3.5″ storage drives. It should work with any 3.5″ drive that has at least 256GB of space. It has a separate power plug though.

You could hide all your spare rolls of toilet paper under the cabinet, or you could turn them into a work of cheeky wall art, courtesy of designer Bertrand Jayr’s concrete shelf, which transforms your TP into a fluffy white cloud. Even better with sky blue walls.

Designer Bertrand Jayr’s interlocking cubbyhole shelving system is constructed from cast concrete, letting you build structures that aren’t just industrial in looks, but are structurally impressive. Each piece is sold separately, so complex builds can get expensive quickly.

A charge-and-sync Lightning cable with up to 128GB of built-in storage. PhotoFast’s MemoryCable can back up your media as well as contacts, calendar entries and more. It will be available in 32GB, 64GB and 128GB variants.

The Data Bank lets you replace the PS4’s 2.5″ hard drive with faster and higher capacity 3.5″ drives. Note that the PS4 won’t always work with drives larger than 2TB. A Data Bank for the Xbox One is on the way.

Two sapphire wafers that protect photos and text from scratches, fire, water and more. Data is shrunk 30,000 times and then laser-engraved between the wafers. You can use a magnifying glass, a microscope or a camera to zoom in.

The Base Plop lets you connect up to four SSDs to a PC via USB 3.0. It also has four USB ports. It works only with the Mobile Plop USB SSD enclosure though. You can buy the Mobile Plops separately or pledge for a bundle as a reward.

Google Photos for PC, Android and iOS offers free unlimited storage for photos and videos. The fun – and creepy – part? It automatically sorts and recognizes the people and objects in your media. Damn Google, you scary.

Brease lets you use USB storage devices – external hard drives, flash drives and even NAS – to backup files and access them over the Internet. You can unplug those drives anytime and use them separately. DLNA support is in the works.

Most truck boxes are just an empty bin. Industrial-strength BillyBoxes have adjustable dividers, tool holders, LED lighting and a security system. Options include V-grips for guns and rods and even an audio system. Built in Austin, TX.

Accessory maker Griffin Technology turned to crowdfunding to produce this elegant charging station, which holds up to five tablets, phones, and other gadgets, and keeps them out of sight. In birch, walnut or ebony woodgrain finishes.

The Mophie Space Pack battery and flash storage combo case is now available for the iPhone 5, 5S, 6, 6 Plus and the iPad Mini, with 32GB, 64GB and 128GB variants. The new Spacestation is a standalone battery and external drive.

Rest’s elegant modular organizers are perfect for storing your phone, keys, coins, glasses, and watch. Constructed from walnut with cork inlays and non-slip feet, the watch dock even can hold the magnetic charge cable for the Apple Watch.

From the makers of the Kitchen Safe comes the kSafe, which helps curb bad habits in more ways. You can set it to open on a timer (up to 100 days), only on certain times, after you visit a certain location or after doing physical activity.

Following on its 128GB microSD card, SanDisk outdoes itself with the first 200GB microSD card. That’s enough space 20h of 1080p videos. As always, it’s water-, magnet-, X-ray- and shock-proof. Drops this year for $400. Just don’t lose it.

Two microSD card readers: one that fits into SD card slots and one that fits into USB ports. Each reader supports up to 128GB cards, so on a MacBook you can get up to 384GB of extra storage at once. microSD cards not included.