The Container Store

This store has every container and storage piece you could think of and then some! There are things here that you never knew that you needed, but once you see them… you must have them.
I could spend hours here if my husband was not there to drag me away. I don’t know what it is about containers, big and small, for any and all things, but I just love them. My house looks so orgainzed when everything has its own little box or bin. They even carry shipping supplies and gift wrap. If you need travel sized container… they have them. Need your closet orgainzed, well they have that too. You can even design an office, desk and all, at the Container Store.
I just love this place.

Organization galore! If you want to organized your paperclips this is the place for you! There is such a variety of different storage types, from office, to bathroom, to kitchen, to garage! The prices can add up quickly since you’re probably going to end up buying things you didn’t even know you needed!
The store is very nicely laid out and easy to navigate. There is always a team member close by to help you with any questions you may have and help suggest items.
This is a great place to start if you’re looking to take charge of your home and life by becoming more organized!

Nice location, nice looking store I would receive mailings about this store, and I wanted to see what the hype was… so I decided to take a gander. Major disappointment! The prices, as well as the selection of products. Their «clearance» section was a joke… as far as the pricing goes. Not impressed at all. Didn’t make a purchase nor will I return to the container store.

I love this store… even not being a neat freak you will be inclined to want to organize things you never thought of organizing… In my latest venture to this store in town square I left with amazzzzing gift wrap and bows as well as a million different types of page flags for studying. The staff is always beyond helpful… but not that «i can tell you get commission» kind of helpful!
Make sure you check them out at christmas time… so many wrapping papers!

I went here for the first time a couple of weeks ago and I absolutely loved the place! I’ve never been to a store like this one and I fell in love! I bought some of the stuff for my new apartment here and it wasn’t too pricy like I thought it might be. There is everything you could ever need for a new house or apartment in there! You can even design your own closet although I didn’t check the prices on it it was very cool! My favorite part was just how many different containers was in this store. It was crazy there was a container for anything and everything that you could imagine! Very cool store definitely a must see when at town square!

LOVE, LOVE, LOVE the Container Store! Everything to organize everything. Designer to slum, it’s in there.
Glass carafes, metal shelving, wood organizers, shelves, and lockers. I’ve made my Mom, and my GF go back with my daughter and I, because it’s like walking onto their home planet.
Some of it’s expensive, some is cheap, all of it is idea fodder.
We got a Bobo Tea fro Lollipop, and made a family outing of it. I think we were there three hours! Once again the store was open, well lit, and airy. It has a feel of a large expensive house on the TV shows I watch. They make it easy to envision all the items in a house. They even have mock closets, and they will install them for you, for a fee.
They have shelves that are magnetic, and then you can arrange the components where you like, I don’t like the idea of plants in them, as there are no holes, but it looks cute so they did it.
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I do like the outside the box thinking which gives them the 5 Stars!

It’s a little expensive to contain things. Had No idea. And cedar hangers are almost $ 4. Oh man. I understand that the price of living a more comfortable life is a lil more daunting, but I never knew how high that umber could be on a small scale ha ha. Definitely motivation for work and to take better are of my personal belongings.

I consider myself pretty OCD and anyone who has opened my fridge, pantry or closet would agree. My Mom on the other hand, not so much. One of my gifts to her for Christmas was to organize her kitchen pantry. She has a habit of not shopping with a list and therefore winds up with multiple items of the same thing, so I wanted to organize her pantry so items were more visible.
I had used the container store previous to purchase lazy Susan’s, spice bottle organizer, tiered shelving and can organizers for myself so I went in knowing what I was looking for. I do think some of their pricing is a little high on some items but can’t beat the convenience of finding everything you’re looking for in one spot and my only other option would probably have been online or hitting multiple stores.
They have an option for organizing any room in your house. Being that it was Christmastime I was also surprised to see the amount of items offered from the obvious — — wrapping supplies, cards, decorative gift boxes, etc., but they also had stocking stuffers great for kids, coworkers, etc.
I signed up for the POP Reward program and have already received useful coupons.

For those of us who can’t control ourselves when it comes to over-​organization, this place is heavenly. I wouldn’t consider myself OCD, but the ability to stack and file things away like a good game of Tetris just floats my boat.
This store presents the opportunity to find a ton of things that you didn’t even know you needed. That’s both good and bad — it’s great to be able to organize drawers and cabinets but bad when it comes to your bank account balance. This place is a bit overpriced, which is to be expected given the location. But being able to go to a brick and mortar store to try out the organization solutions prior to purchasing is much better than buying something online sight unseen.
Town Square is a bit hectic to navigate but the Container Store is always worth a peak, even if it ends up costing you more than you planned on spending because you easily find useful stuff.

I’ve been here several times before on previous visits to Town Square and each time, I was overwhelmed by all of the organizing options in my face. Closets crammed full of clothes and other crap? Come to TCS! Kitchen vomiting on itself? Come to TCS! Need a new phone cover? Er… come to TCS and check out the bargain bin in the front of the store (I saw a few cases for $ 5 each.). I bought a bamboo cutlery tray on my most recent visit and am very happy with the look and feel of said tray. The salesclerk seemed pretty happy to assist me in my task and the store is clean and um, organized (but huge!). Frankly, a lot of the containers one might need for organizing can be found cheaply elsewhere (Target, I mean you), so I don’t see myself frequenting TCS a lot. I think it would be prudent to have a list and a very good idea of what you want/​need prior to stepping inside TCS, otherwise it will be too easy to get very distracted. Or perhaps that’s just me! In any case, it’s fun to look around if you have the time and patience, but I’d rather save my pennies and buy most of the containers and other related gadgets somewhere less spendy.

Really helpful staff found everything we adjective about in a hot minute. Got some really reasonably priced accessories for jewelry drawer, closets, and shelving.
This company has a great success story based on commitment, and capitalism, and ever have their own book on the counter! The store is very well organized and they have everything you could possibly imagine for closets, garages, work places, etc. even saw some stuff I’d never heard about of thought of, for organizing everything.
I got two felt tie racks for five bucks! Great deal on everything we got there.
It’s easy to find near the North Parking garage, where we parked and a short walk.
Well recommended, I would return to this one or any other location.

If you are in the mood or need to get organized, this place you need to go. Plenty of ideas and knick knacks to help you get organized.
Do you ever have these issues:
a. My phone cords keep falling to the floor.
b. There is a lot of wasted space in my shelves.
c. Where can I get some shelves that are contemporary?
d. Where do I put my bike?
e. What do I do with all my sports items?
f. I need a really cool cutting board.
g. I need a trash can that has intelligence.
h. Time to organize all my hair products from the floor.
i. I need to organize my shoes.
j. I want to redo my kid’s desk spaces.
I mean, just about anything you want to organize, and you will find either the product here or the inspiration. I do find pricing to be a bit high, so I often will check prices on Amazon to be sure. However, I usually buy from the Container Store as it is very nice and convenient.
The staff here is great. The store is well organized and very, very clean!
GK says, don’t wait for Spring, get down here now.

Container Store is full of things you didn’t even know that you needed like an organizer for all of your electric hair styling tools or recycled cardboard boxes perfectly sized for storing those relics that are CDs.
For someone as organization-​challenged as me, this store is a dream in helping me make my home the functional living space that I need it to be. From kitchen to bedroom to living room to bathroom, this place has it all. Sure a lot of these things you can get at Target or IKEA for half the price, but they do offer some not so common items that you’re not likely to find anywhere else.
The staff here is really friendly, helpful and knowledgeable enough about the products that even a vague description of something that you are not entirely sure exists will yield helpful results from an employee.
Highly recommend for anyone who has trouble organizing their life or if you’re looking for a gift for the organization maniac in your life who has everything.

Very clean and organized store– bonus star for having teacher discounts for items used in organizing classrooms! Not sure if this is a special sale due to Teacher Appreciation Week or a discount that can be used throughout the year with proper ID.
Store itself is, predictably, organized to the max.
Fell in love with a pull-​out desk, and I don’t even NEED a desk! Love the little décor touches sprinkled throughout the store, making the furniture and displays look much more realistic than the pictures in the catalogs.
Service seems like it could be stellar– the ELFA section in particular even has light up buzzers like what you get when waiting for your table at a restaurant, which I assume come into play when you’re waiting to work with a specialist one on one.
However, despite wandering the store for nearly half an hour collecting a basket of items to organize my bathroom, I was only ever spoken to by the guy who checked me out as I left.

I dont get the hype of this place especially when it first opened. When I found out people were excited this place was opening up and were still hyping it up after checking it out, I guess eventually I will get around to it. I just happen to be shopping at Whole Foods with the fam next door when I realized this was our chance to check it out.
First of all, I didnt set my expectations too high based on the excitement factor of others that have told me about it. Good thing I didnt because after my visit, I was still trying to figure out what all the excitement is about.
I will just come right out and say it. Its a mini me of an Ikea store. Pretty much the same things that you would find at the Swedish place but on a way smaller scale. I guess since there is no Ikea in Vegas, these guys are betting on the fact that people need a store like that so here they are.
After walking around through the whole store which didnt take much time, I really didnt see anything that peaked my interest and I am usually bad for buying things on impulse. On this occasion, I did not give anything I saw an extra second to think that I might really need it later on down the road sometime.
As for service, I dont recall anybody that worked there asked me if I needed anything or asked how I was doing. Maybe it was the sheer look of boredom that was written all over my face that they thought that I didnt need anything at all.
So, sorry to those guys that felt giddy about shopping here. I literally yawned about 10 times from the moment I stepped inside to walking out the front door. Good thing they dont sell any kind of bedding or I might still be there snoozing away. Also add the fact that they dont have a food court where I can have some meatballs or at least some cinnamon rolls to make my stay there actually worthwhile. Might as well have built this place next to the Downtown Container Park so that at least you can have some kind of theme going on. Who knows, you just might become a very popular multibillion dollar company like that one guy who started out with just a simple mouse…
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For the ‘Monica Gellar’ in all of us, this place has the storage and organizational tools for every part of your home!
Located in Town Square, you can easily see the front from Las Vegas Blvd. Parking is plentiful here and I would doubt you’d have any issues finding a spot. You walk into a bright and airy store that is so organized that I felt my house was messy. Any size container, any drawer organizer or closet organizational system can be found here. They have some really great kitchen ideas that I didn’t realize I needed until that moment I saw it. Damn them for making me spend more money! LOL
The customer service here was good! The cashiers were friendly and quick. They had someone help bag the items so it helped moved any lines along fast. Now that I’ve experienced this store once, I know I’ll be back.

I am absolutely the worst homemaker but somehow I like organizers. My theory is if things are micromananged down to assigned little compartments I am more apt to probably put it back in place… at least I hope so.
I needed some sort of spice organize and saw drawer spice organizers that seemed to be a good idea… aannnd in my true cursed fashion, my drawer is half a inch too small! This has been the theme to my kitchen revamp, but luckily I found a acrylic spice rack I liked a lot. It’s hard to find spice racks that are NOT prefilled or a bit more unique and modern looking. I also found some stuff to organize my wooden cutting boards. The BF found some storage containers that are air/​water tight for some of the overance from our cigar acquisitions.
Some things are fairly priced and some items like a acylic jewelry case for $ 100 make me go WTF, but I love this store for filling niche in organization for people with very specific needs.
I love also all their kitchen area accessories! Great place to find items like mason jars or dram bottles for infusions. I also like their custom closet modules as well, though those are pretty costly.
I will be back soon as some other drawers are still not quite right, but I’ll make sure to come with measurements since the half inch too small/​big curse is very real and I live very far.

There are two things I could not live comfortably without, one being a label maker, and two being plastic containers.
I probably own more than 50 plastic bins of assorted sizes. Unfortunately, the ones I’ve purchased from TCS are usually twice the price of Sterelite, and ½ the quality. TCS containers are strange in that they’re narrow and long, rather than a rectangle with a 3:4 ratio, which makes packing them more difficult (unless everything you pack is narrow). Because they’re so long, they didn’t fit on my patio storage closet, so I gave them to my parents.
TCS containers yellow and become brittle over time. LIke many of their products, they’re very expensive and of poor construction. Frankly, the quality is so poor, I wonder how this place stays in business. Their laundry hampers are so lightweight as to render them useless. Their kitchen carts are astronomically priced (but at least you can fold them when you’re done with them.)
In general, if you’re serious about organizing, as I am, you can have a quality, useable, matching, organized house for a fraction of what you’d pay if you purchased everything at TCS.

A great addition to Town Square. If you are looking to organize anything at all, this is the place! A kitchen or closet, or separating all of your EDC beads, they have a selection. Plenty of staff on hand to help, but I personally like wandering the halls looking at all the fun stuff.
My most recent trip was looking for sample containers for my essential oils, as well as a big container to store them all in. I found a big one but was not so successful in small dark glass drams as I was hoping for.
In the past I have gotten school supplies, shoe storage, photo boxes, make up containers, and multiple styles of pill bottles.
The prices could be better, because the majority of the stuff is made in China, and just average quality. Sometimes avoiding a trip to Wal-​Mart is worth a few extra $$‘s in my opinion! Its a one stop shop for everything you need in the world of getting organized!

The Container Store is a very cool place to get organized, find useful storage, and create nice gift bags. I got my carry-​on suitcase here when the store first opened in town — my dad is a big fan of the Eagle Creek luggage line which has a lifetime warranty. I bought a royal blue suitcase. I only have the suitcase but the Container Store has a complete system of foling mechanisms and cosmetic cases to match the suitcases.
Now to reveal my secret (which may not surprise anyone), I have an enormous collection of miniature Japanese food that is always growing. Until I have a dream house with a fake sushi bar display case of some sort, I store my miniature sushi and Japanese meals in acrylic display boxes and cylindrical displays with multiple «shelves» that swivel. Those are very cool (I have 3 and 4 swivel layer sizes) and could be used for desk supplies or spices even. Every time I have gone in here I find exactly what I need. Some times related items are not near each other (I found 4-​divider acrylic boxes on the south side of the store, but most of the other acrylic boxes and cases are on the north side). A little hunting is fun too anyway!