It’s time to figure out
how to tame the shoe
explosion that is happening in your closet
right now.
This is more than 50 ingenious ways
to store your shoes
by Peggy Wang and other Shoe Enthusiasts
around the world.
1. Store shoes underneath a bedskirt.
You can buy one or make one out of an over-the-door
shoe pouch organizer.
Here’s a canvas version.
Can you put it on the side of the bed instead
of the base ?
Definitely..
Can you attach to bed ?
Sure, with mounting screws inside product's
package.
2. Hang molding on the walls to create a pretty
shoe display.
or DIY this J-me Joe floating shoe rack.
3. Hang molding near the ceiling of a closet
for your non-seasonal shoes.
4. Cover a shoe rack with a curtain.
A ribbon tie for the curtain adds an elegant
touch.
5. Store them in an ottoman.
This is a great solution for a small apartment,
but this version costs $799 (RIP Lilly Pulitzer).
If you already own a storage ottoman, you
could try making your own using fabric and
a staple gun.
And,
Keep two underneath a console table for your
entryway.
6. Re-purpose old wine crates
in case you recently promise
not to drink anything use to be bottled in.
7. Store your shoes in shoeboxes with printed
out Instagrams of your shoe collection.
8. A simple wooden pallet has slits that perfectly
fit shoes.
9. Use a pegged coat rack.
Any kind of coat rack will do.
10. Build your own PVC-pipe shoe rack.
11. Use an old ladder to hang heeled shoes on.
Direction:
1. Look for a vintage ladder or two at your
favorite weekend flea market.
2. Lean the ladder against the wall and hang
your favorite pairs of shoes on each rung.
What else ?
12. Salvage some old school lockers for shoe
storage in a boy’s bedroom.
A creative way to keep their outerwear from
taking over the rest of the home.
13. Keep shoes in buckets.
If you’re not the most meticulously organized
person in the world,
this solution helps to keep shoes off the
ground without taking up a lot of space.
Just toss ‘em in when you’re doing a quick
clutter cleanup.
14. Store your shoes in wine boxes under the bed.
Not the sturdiest solution,
but the compartments fit summer shoes and
sneakers perfectly.
15. Hang your shoes.
A left over curtain rod mounted on two shelf
brackets, and lots of modified hangers.
For the rod,
you could also use a wooden dowel,
piece of PVC pipe,
or any other strong bit of metal.
To mount it,
bent up the tips of two metal shelf brackets
and secured the rod with small screws,
but you could also use conventional closet
rod hangers,
which you can find in any hardware store.
About the hanger, visit link pasted inside info:
We have crafted an e-book you can download
and save it in your computer.
You certainly don't want to pause every instruction
slide previewed in this video.
16. Stack ‘em on the stairs.
17. Use recycling bins from IKEA to store
shoes in an entryway.
They’re only $13 a piece on Ikea.
18. Take up unused space by putting up shelves
in the corner of the garage.
19. Elastic shoe straps are a quirky and colorful
way to hang your shoes on the wall.
These are $25 from Droog but you could attempt
to make your own with wall pegs and bungee cords.
Or get this 36 Pair Overdoor Shoe Organizer
for $39.99 in Amazon,
30 Overdoor Shoe Organizer if you have less shoes,
Or this $71 Shoe Wheel by Rakku.
It can Store up to 30 pairs of shoes in 20
adjustable pockets
depends on size.
20. Hide shoes under a slipcovered bench.
What’s great about storing shoes underneath
a bench is that you have a seat to sit on
while putting them on.
21. This IKEA Komplement slide-out rack holds
an impressive 16 pairs of shoes.
While it is a pain in the ass to assemble,
it does save a lot of space, and I love the
fact that it slides out.
22. Use a large picture frame as a slide-out
shoe drawer.
23. Implement a slide-out shoe rack.
Possibly easier said than done, but if you’re
considering a remodel, it’s certainly a
clever idea.
24. Hang shoe organizers on a room divider
or screen.
25. Use towel rails to hold shoes.
26. Alternate your shoes — you’ll be able
to fit more in a row.
27. Display them in a large basket.
If you’ve got pretty slippers you want to
show off.
28. Keep shoes in a dresser or cubby shelf
at the foot of your bed.
29. Strategically use tension rods in the
bottom of a closet.
So brilliant.
30. Throw them into rolling crates.
31. Hang baby shoes on a curtain rod.
Get more details at all my hearth blog.
For $20 spent at Lowes and power tools assistance,
this new DIY can be completed in less than a day
And
32. Paint cans nailed into the wall are the
perfect size for flip-flops.
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