STORi Nail Polish Holder

I used this item for its intended use...for a while. It held most of my nail polishes but the non-traditional bottles wouldn't fit. This bothered me and after a time, I moved on to other nail polish storage solutions. That left me with thinking of a new way to use this organizer. What I cam up with was a surprisingly great off label use: a palette organizer. This makes a wonderful palette organizer. It hold a lot of different sized palettes of mine and the tiers allow for easy visibility; I just organize the palettes with the largest in the back and shortest in the front. Here are all the items I have put in this organizer so far: -Kat Von D Monarch -Kat Von D Chyrsallis -Urban Decay Build Your Own (6 Pan) -Stila Eyes are the Windows to the Spirit -(3) 4 pan Anastasia cases (with depotted Too Faced Color Exotics) -Nars Steven Klein Dead of Summer -Urban Decay Electric -Sugarpill Edward Scissorhands -Sephora x Disney Cinderella -Guerlain Rue de Sevre -Lancome My Parisian Pastels -Tom Ford Cocoa Mirage -Tom Ford Crushed Indigo Then, down in front I have some of my more heavily used eye cosmetics for easy grabbing: mascara, eyebrow mousse, an eye highlighter pencil and a pair of tweezers. As you can see, I have all of this in the organizer and I still have room to spare! In my opinion, this is a much better option than those that are currently being sold as "palette organizers" and it is more cost effective as well.

I use this as a display rack at craft fairs. It hold patches and notebooks. Nice quality.

I use this stadium style nail polish holder to house my gel food coloring products. I'm a hobby cake decorator and own a ton of products. This container is as attractive as it is useful. I intend on buying another one to keep my silicone cake decorating molds organized while I'm using them. Also, this container is helpful in keeping cookie cutters organized. If I need to make space while cake/cookie decorating, all I have to do is move the tray instead of making piles and then take forever to find the one cookie cutter I need at the moment. This units levels are 1.5-inches deep, there are four levels; the entire unit is 12-inches wide. I've also purchased the smaller nail polish container to organize my makeup; you can use this container as a place to house your palettes, but keep in mind each level is only 1.5-inches deep. In the photo, you could see that this container organizes items quite nicely. If you decorate cakes/cookies/desserts, you know how valuable an effective container can be!! Especially if your using seven stencils, five cookie cutters and six silicone molds!! In the photo I only used three levels but there are FOUR. Toward the back, I placed cookie stencils then you see cookie cutters, the 3rd level is empty, and the 4th level has a gem mold, Wilton gel food color, and two containers of petal dust. For those interested: - Cookie Countess Stencils: Harlequin & Damask - Lil Miss Cakes cookie cutters: Large ship wheel & Large anchor - First Impressions mini gem mold - Crystal Colors petal dust in: Juneberry & Spiced Plum Going back to the smaller stadium style nail polish container: I placed eyeshadow palettes, blush and bronzer pallettes on it and even had room to place a small flower filled vase in the middle of the top level. Currently, that smaller container houses six drug store brand three foundation powders: two Bare Minerals and one PUR, these fit together back-to-back!!; Five drug store eyeshadow palletes and one Naked UD palette; three drug store blush containers, fit back-to-back; three 5-inch diameter bronzers/highlighter pallettes. That smaller nail polish container is deeper in terms of how much you can fit on it!! The top level is a little over 3-inches deep and the bottom level is 2-inches deep; the entire unit is 9-inches wide. I love it because it has deeper levels and it doesn't take too much space and the fact that I can fit a small flower-filled vase in the middle is icing on the cake!! I've bought around eight or more different items from U.S. Acrylics and all of their products are outstanding AND make great gifts!! I use their medicine cabinet caddies to house my gum paste flower-making supplies, to house/organize my modelling tools, as office supply caddies - I could go on and on raving about this company's products!! All their products are good-looking and sturdy. After this, I'm buying another small nail polish container to house my larger bottles of Americolor and Chef Master gel and airbrush food colors.

I used to keep my nail polish in a large, shallow plastic storage box. While it was fine for consolidating my polishes (and I have many - probably between 60 - 70 bottles), it wasn't perfect - the nail polishes would sometimes tip over, and it was hard to see the various colors at a glance, as I was looking at the tops rather than the sides of the bottles. My master bathroom linen/storage closet has a strange shelf design - on two of the fixed shelves, there are shallower fixed half shelves that extend about 3/4 of way along the width of the main shelf at the back of the closet (perhaps these were meant for things like cosmetics, deodorant, short bottles and/or wash cloths?) Whatever the reason, they're awkward and add to my storage woes. In order to maximize the space in the closet, I went in search for a better solution for my nail polish storage. This acrylic polish organizer is PERFECT! I ended up purchasing two - they fit nicely on top of the half shelf in my closet, and I can see all the colors at a glance, making finding the one I'm looking for a breeze. They are well constructed, and fit most standard polish bottles like Essie, Cuccio, CND Vinylux and OPI. (One note - the "Nicole by OPI" bottles will not fit in this organizer due to their shape, and my American Classics "Gelous" Advanced Gel Coat bottle is a tight fit; another reviewer mentioned that China Glaze bottles don't fit either, but I don't use this brand, so I can't confirm). I am pleased - my polishes are better organized, and I finally have a good use for the weird half shelf at the back of my bathroom closet! I paid FULL price for these organizers, and have not received any compensation or discount in return for my review. I would repurchase at FULL price - that's how much I like these organizers!

I was able to display all my nail polishes and a few other things. I love it and it looks great on my vanity! Not flimsy, but thick and strong. There is no assembly required, which I love!

I Love The -Solid Construction- 4 Level: “Stair Case” Sleek Design. The Clear Acrylic {Hard Plastic} Display: Makes It Easier To “Visually See” Your Nail Polish Collection Colour Choices, In A “Self Contained” & Organized Manner. Whether Displayed On: An Open Counter Top, Private Make-Up Table, Or Neatly Tucked Away: In A Drawer Or Cabinet. -PERFECT- Unit For Storing: O.P.I. Professional Grade Nail Polish x32 Bottles. Which Equals 4 Levels With 8 Bottles Per Row. Leaving About {An Inch} Of Empty Space At The End Of Every Row: Which Can Be Used For: Placing The Miniature O.P.I. Bottle {With Space} Or -One- “Standard Size”: Square Or Round Regular Drug Store Brand Nail Polish. It Can Also Hold 48 Miniature O.P.I. Bottles: In Total: Which Equals 4 Levels: With 12 Miniature Bottles Per Row. {With A “Pointer Finger”} Width Of Space: In Front Or Behind} Depending On How You Choose To Display Them… I Highly Recommend: Turning The O.P.I. Containers: So That The “Black Labeling” {Faces To The Side}: So You Have A Clear View Of Each Nail Polish Colour.

Really good quality acrylic holder! I use it to store my Distress Ink Pads and it holds 4 across perfectly. Couldn’t be happier!

These stadium style shelves work great to store your stamp pads from Tim Holtz distress ink or oxides - fits 16, as well as mini stamp cubes - fits 32.

Arrived quickly and it looks just like the photo. Will be using it to store nail polish bottles.

Absolutely love this!!! Keeps my nailpolish organized