It's a mess.
Most things are stored in a number of TNF duffels: rock climbing hardware in one, ice climbing in another, car camping in another, backpacking tents/pads/etc in yet another, etc. Backpacks are empty, and spooned together to avoid compressing the waist belts; some smaller climbing and day packs stuffed inside of others like Russian dolls. Sleeping bags in their OEM cotton storage bags.
Puffies and shells hanging in the closet.
Food and car camp cooking stuff in two Plano Sportsman boxes. With another 4 Sportsman boxes in the storm shelter that are filled with duplicative meals - as I eat through the stuff on hand, I pull stuff out of the storm shelter cache, and then backfill.
And a whole bunch of miscellaneous stuff on the closet floor. This is what really needs to get sorted out.
The TNF duffels are piled up in a corner of a room, next to a stack of ropes and a pile of boots.
The really important thing is that this stuff is all kept in the climate controlled portion of the house, and anything that begins to have the slightest whiff of PU degradation goes into quarantine until it can be addressed with vinegar/baking soda/etc - I swear the degradation mechanism ism, in part, biological, and it will spread like cancer if it isn't addressed properly.