I'm afraid I just use those 20 and 30 slot tie racks available from many department stores. They're a bit of a nuisance though - hard to see every tie easily and they take up a fair bit of hanger space; if I had more room, I'd get a drawer with individual spaces for each tie to be rolled up and placed in (I presume leaving them rolled wouldn't cause any problems provided the roll wasn't too tight?)

 

I roll mine and have no problems with them. Just fold them once, then roll them around 2 fingers, but not tight. I store them with the bottom, point facing up. This takes up a fair amount of room, though, about 4-6 inches in length, I think. If you have lots of ties but not that many drawers, I suppose you could stack them with no problem, but others might have a different take on that (I haven't gotten to stacking volume yet, but I'm new to the forum and have been checking out the high-end tie websites on a recent post).

 

Most of my ties are hung up in my closet and a few of them are folded away in my dresser drawer

 

Patrick's bedroom door method is a trad approach to this problem!

 

Container Store sells a battery-operated lighted rotating tie rack that holds 72 ties and takes up about 12-14" of width on a closet rod. You need to be sure the rod will bear the weight but it's a great rack.