Looking for gift wrap storage ideas that keep your paper rolls and little bows together? A simple basket might be all you need.
Or you can give your ribbons, bags and tissue paper their own spots with a cart or a whole wrapping cabinet.
You can keep it small or go all out. From hanging pockets to neatly divided drawers, there’s plenty here to try with the space you have.
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Gift wrap storage worth saving
zippered organizer with clear pockets
We’re starting off with this neatly packed organizer. Paper rolls sit beneath straps on one side, with gift bags tucked into a separate compartment below.
I love the clear pockets on the lid. Give your scissors, tape and loose bows their own pockets so they don’t disappear beneath the paper.
slim white storage tower
If you have a narrow patch of wall beside a door, this one is worth a look. The tall white organizer has a long section for paper rolls, plus smaller shelves for ribbon and bags.
Keep the ribbon spools side by side like this so you can see each color.
wall baskets for every category
How cute is this wrapping corner? The black baskets hold bags up top, paper rolls below and a whole collection of bows along the side wall.
Try separating your holiday paper from your everyday patterns if you want to follow this setup. There’s no need to put every roll in one big basket.
a cabinet full of wrapping supplies
I am obsessed with this cabinet. The navy doors open onto shelves of gift bags, colorful tissue paper and little boxes.
Those rows of ribbon at the bottom are especially pretty.
If you’re planning something similar, leave one tall compartment for your longest rolls. Use the smaller shelves for tags, cards and tape.
teal basket with a gold rim
Don’t want to add shelves or wall racks? No problem!
This teal basket holds the rolls upright in one spot. I love the gold-colored rim with all those bright paper patterns.
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ribbon-lined supply cart
This cart may just be one of my favorites here. There’s so much to choose from, with paper at the back and tags, twine and tools arranged across the top.
The ribbon spools along the outside are such a good detail. Try small clear containers inside your own cart to keep the little supplies separate.
hanging pockets for gift bags
Have a stack of gift bags you want to keep? Give them their own hanging pockets like these.
The staggered openings let the different sizes peek out instead of sitting in one big pile.
The rolls have a separate holder right beside them. I’d keep that same bags-on-one-side arrangement.
colorful sheets and ribbon rods
I love how colorful this corner is. Flat sheets hang over white bars on the left, with ribbon spools on the neighboring wall and paper rolls in tall baskets below.
If you use lots of tissue paper, try giving each color its own visible strip. That rainbow of sheets is too pretty to hide.
labeled bins for gift bags
If you are looking for something simple to keep up with, this one is for you. Separate bins hold small bags, wine bags, medium bags and tissue paper.
Add labels to the fronts of your bins. You’ll have a place for the bags you save without mixing every size together.
paper display on a blue wall
This is a wrapping collection worth putting on display! Horizontal rolls sit across the top of the blue wall, with more patterned paper hanging vertically underneath.
The gift bags hang from a lower rail. I especially love that the stripes, bicycles and little prints are all easy to see.
ribbon rack with a little drawer
Don’t need an entire wrapping cabinet? This smaller wall station is a lovely alternative.
It has rows of ribbon, a shallow shelf and a divided drawer underneath.
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The narrow rolling stand beside it holds the paper separately. Try that pairing if your ribbons need more sorting than your rolls.
a divided wrapping paper drawer
There’s something so nice about opening a drawer and seeing every pattern. Longer rolls lie along the back section here, while shorter rolls sit across the front.
Measure your paper before choosing a drawer for this idea. Then add dividers to give the different lengths their own spots.
wrapping cabinet with a work surface
If you want a place to wrap as well as store, this one has plenty of inspo. The open cabinet holds upright rolls, rows of tissue paper and ribbon above an extended work surface.
I love the little bins along the left side. Keep your bows and cards in separate containers to follow that same arrangement.
closet rack for a big collection
Now that is a lot of wrapping paper! The rolls fill a wide rack across the back of this closet, with white rails running in front.
If your collection looks anything like this, consider a dedicated rack sized for the space. Leave room below for the seasonal boxes you want to store nearby.
white holders in a narrow corner
This is another pretty way to use a small stretch of wall. White holders with round cutouts contain the rolls below a tiered organizer full of gift bags.
Try grouping birthday paper in one holder and holiday prints in another. The separate containers give you an easy place to start.
a basket beside the dresser
Want something super simple? A tall open basket like this gives your paper rolls a spot beside the dresser.
The pink, mint and gold-colored patterns look so cute against the black grid.
rolling drawers with side storage
This cart takes the drawer idea a little further. Ribbon spools sit along the left side, while tall paper rolls have a holder on the right.
Use the drawers for smaller supplies if you want to recreate this arrangement. I’d leave the flat top clear for setting down scissors and tags while wrapping.
paper beside the holiday shelves
Keep your holiday wrapping near your decorations with a setup like this. Tall rolls stand beside shelves of clear bins filled with ornaments.
The brown, cream and red papers look lovely together. For your own version, a tall holder beside the shelving could give those loose rolls a more defined spot.
a low rack inside the closet
You don’t have to fill a whole closet with wrapping supplies. Here, a white open rack keeps paper rolls against the yellow wall beneath a shelf.
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Try a low wall-mounted holder if you have an unused strip of closet space. Check that your rolls won’t get in the way of the door.
over-the-door wrapping pockets
Last but definitely not least, we have this over-the-door organizer. I love how the black pockets separate the red and green supplies, with long rolls lined up at the bottom.
Give bows and ribbon the smaller pockets above. This is a nice option to consider when you don’t want another basket on the floor.
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