I've got quite the parts bin these days. I picked up some of those storage thingies at a hardware store -- you know, the ones with four transparent plastic slide-out trays that have removable section dividers and a snap-shut lid. This is great for my resistors, caps, diodes, switches, and other things that I'm not worried about damaging from a little errant static energy.
However, all my ICs are in mylar bags in a stack of Digi-Key boxes. Not quite as organized. I'm wondering if it might be safe to cut some large anti-static bags apart, glue them to the interior of the (not anti-static) plastic bins, and store the sensitive parts in there.
I tend to accumulate the anti-static foam and rails that parts ship in. The foam will go in the bottom of the little plastic drawers, and the rails are all in a jumble in a larger workbench drawer, so not quite as organized there. I've also cut the rails to lengths that fit in the small plastic drawers.