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I store CD's "standing label edge up" in the shallow drawers of an old Tansu cabinet.

This way they are out of sight, plus the labels are easier to read.

I owned the chest prior to owning CD's, but typical new or antique shallow drawer chests are typically called lingerie chests/cabinets.

The drawers in the Tansu are 6" deep.

Some old medical chests would also work, but they have become rather pricey.

DeKay

+1 mijostyn

    My solution was a Lumin D2 dac/streamer with a 20 TB Synology hard drive and an iPad as a controller. Everything communicates with each other via my wi-fi and the included Lumin software and GUI are actually quite good. It has Tidal streaming incorporated into it accessible via icon(which of course,requires the standard Tidal subscription and monthly charge), has all the album art and mega data of my former JRiver software that I find it very similar to but even more intuitive to use.  
    I currently have about 3,000 cds and several hundred hi-res music album files ranging from FLAC to WAV format and 24 bit/96KHz up to DSD-wide sampling frequencies stored on my hard drive.  I'm really enjoying this source content method. It's dead quiet, very low distortion, accurate, highly detailed from top to bottom, powerful, dynamic and just as awesome as most individual's would imagine that a small, full color, stable, reliable, virtually maintenance free, quick, ultra convenient and handheld, wireless high fidelity jukebox could be,would be and actually is.
     I still need to sell or trade in all my cds.

Enjoy,
  Tim

+1 mijostyn
+1 nobel100

Innuos Streamers are another great choice to store all your CDs digitally. Doesn't have a built ins DAC if you don't need one.  Roon compatible.  About same price as Lumin

Look into Jewel Sleeves!  They can store CD;s, with their artwork in a fraction of the space.  You can even order nice cabinetry to store them in.