6. Zomi Bags
Holistic Wisdom also has bags in oriental silk brocade big enough to carry multiple bedside accessories (way better than animal print).

7. Separation Bags
Finally, Holistic Wisdom has individual bags to prevent toys from coming into contact with each other. They come in three fabrics -- neon crush, organza, and satin -- all, unfortunately, in shades of purple.

8. Sex Toy Pillow
They look like regular throw pillows, but there's a secret zippered compartment, usually lined with silk, for storing all your sex toys and lubes. The concept is awesome, though we wish the fabric choices weren't so lame. There's the animal print and the grandma pattern. See #15 for another idea.

9. Under the Bed Storage Container with Foam Padding
The typical plastic flat storage containers are great if you've got a bunch of toys to store, though they're usually clear, which isn't that discrete. But take DailyBedpost reader Donna's awesome suggestion and get a stock foam case insert you can customize to your individual toy needs and voila!

10. Shoe Organizers
There are under-the-bed, hang-in-the-closet, and, like DailyBedpost reader Lolita recommended, over-the-door varieties.

11. Tool Box
DailyBedpost reader Stan said he went to the local home supply outlet and got a manly tool chest ("for my, uh, tools").

12. Tackle Box
Homemade-Sex-Toys.com recommends a tackle box: "This box keeps everything in its place and protects your toys from dirt and dust, and the transparent lid lets you keep inventory of your toys and supplies. With its low profile, it's perfect for sliding out of sight under the bed or sofa."

13. Plastic Desk Tray
While we didn't think Homemade-Sex-Toys.com's suggestions of using a tool belt, a spice rack or a vertical desk organizer were all that practical, the plastic desk tray could work if put in a drawer and perhaps covered with a towel.

14. Around-the-House Re-Purposed Separation Cases
Makeup bags or old clean socks are a cheap and easy way to keep each of your toys from touching each other, from clinking around in a drawer, and from gathering dust.

15. Make Your Own
DailyBedpost reader Jen said she crocheted her own cases for each of her toys. The DIY Network tells you how to make your own pillow with a secret pocket.

16. Book with Secret Compartment
You can pay a lot of money for one like this. Or, like we said before, you can make your own, just like Tim Robbins in Shawshank Redemption. Here's how.

17. The Box the Toy Came In
If you bought a cheap novelty toy (shame on you), it'll have come in a cheap plastic box you should just throw away (consider ditching the toy too). But if you invested in a nicer toy (that'll be nicer to your body), then chances are good it came in it's own nice carrying case, like the like the Delight or the Fukuoku 9000.