I realized that my storage rooms were growing to incredible size to try and fit everything, and that it was getting so big as to be a pain in the ass to build. So I re-did it from the ground up and here is what I came up with. The colors are left over from previous rooms and don't mean anything.

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The new storage room is 36x23, or 36x20 if you shrink the main hall and remove the end blocks.

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The chests containing multiple items are capitalized and the list of what is inside is listed beside the diagram of the room. 1-9 are the columns of the chest.

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8 rooms, mentally I've labelled them Dirt, Mining, Stone, Plants, Redstone, Items, Wool, and Explosives.

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Dirt (pink)

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Dirt, grass, sand, gravel, and other top of the world coverings and their by-products.

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Ores (magenta)

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Stuff you mine that has value (in theory). Clay blocks and bricks are in here too. Raw ores (mined via silk touch) are stored in 1 crate.

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Stone (purple)

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Stone, stone by-products, and nether stuff. m cobble = mossy cobble.

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Plants (orange)

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Plant stuff and house stuff like ender chests and furnaces.

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Redstone (cyan)

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Redstone stuff, rails, and torches.

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Items (dark green)

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Items. Why so many chests? Because enchanting eats up tools.

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Wool (lime)

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Wool, and dyes. And mob drops.

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Explosives (red)

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Explosives, which I don't really ever use.

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All in all, I think this system is a nice balance of simplicity and size and functionality.

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