Not everyone is giving up CDs and moving to purely digital files - so how do you store those CDs, when you want to keep them in their jewel cases? I've addressed this before - but here are some new ideas.
From Pandiculor in Germany comes the Cainad modular media shelf. Each CD module is 90 cm (35.4 inches) wide and 16.6 cm high - and your filled shelves will only be as deep as a CD jewel case. Each module stores 74 CDs in their cases. I can't find any information on what the shelving is made of. [Found on DesignSpray; DesignSpray found via From Europe]
Another shelving system comes from Vitsoe; the CD shelves are 16 cm (6.3 inches) deep; there are other depths for other items. In North America, you can buy a Vitsoe system through Moss. [via MadeByGirl]
And for a different approach, here's a custom CD cabinet from Frid Furniture, a maker of lovely wood flat files.
Is anyone still buying CD's?
ReplyDeleteYes! I know some of them! And according to this article, one recent study showed that two-thirds of music consumers buy only CDs.
ReplyDeleteAnd here's a discussion where people explain why they still buy CDs.
Jeri, you are so talented.
ReplyDeleteJohn aka OrganizingLA
Thanks for the kind words, John!
ReplyDeleteJeri, thought this website might be of interest to some of your readers. Its a new rack system from the UK that helps organize CD and DVD storage. http://www.abcdstorage.com
ReplyDeleteThanks, Dave - that's one I hadn't seen yet!
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