Storage of shoes!
Randi Rix
hace 9 años
How do you store your shoes? Both those who stand out and is in use in the daily life ... and those who are saved more away?
(I'm sorry. I have no space for a solution like this)
(I'm sorry. I have no space for a solution like this)
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PROEnsign Accessories
hace 9 años
PROSlightly Quirky Ltd
hace 9 años
headers13
hace 9 años
vivmill
hace 9 años
Kate Burt
hace 9 añosMy shoes used to decorate the stairs - a pair displayed on each step. It was a good solution if you're not a minimalist, but then there were too many shoes (shame on my shoe hoarding ways) and also, what to do with the not so pretty pairs, the trainers, the dog-walking boots etc...? I ended up asking a builder to make a giant heavy plywood box for the hall with a drawer which I painted (apart from the sandwich-y edges, which I think look nice). Inside is a shameful mess of bundled-in footwear, but because it's so easy to throw shoes into it, they do at least tend to get tidied away.
Emmeline Westin
hace 8 años
Lady Tottington's Poodle
hace 8 años- PRO
Ensign Accessories
hace 8 años Kate Burt
hace 8 años- PRO
Ensign Accessories
hace 8 años 
PRONeatsmith
hace 8 añosIf you have the room - fitting pull out shoe drawers at the bottom of your wardrobe ensures your shoes are both organised and on display!
ruthholmstock
hace 8 añosI hacked shoe storage from an Ikea bargain corner find. I got two single wardrobes, cut the sides down to fit my space, (which was going to make them just deep enough to store shoes), abandoned the backs then fixed the sides with brackets to the back wall of the space. Ikea wardrobes have multiple holes for shelf studs so I cut lots of shelves to fit and then arranged them to fit my shoes. When my daughters lived at home both cupboards were used for shoes which were much wider spaced to house boots and high heels. I only wear flat shoes so the other cupboard now houses stuff like paint tins and garden sprays.
Donna Fort
hace 8 añosI use a wooden cd/DVDs tower to store my children's shoes in the hallway, it has adjustable shelves. I attached it to the wall at the top for safety.
PROFreebird Interiors
hace 8 añosÚltima modificación: hace 8 añosWe made this shoe storage unit for a very tight space in a Sheffield terraced house, using hinges reclaimed from double glazed windows.
Sophia
hace 8 añosAlso used a cupboard under the eaves for clothing and my heels. Used MDF coving to attach to the wall and heels just hang.
Both need some further work I think, but okay for now.
PROIDea for your space
hace 8 añosRegarding the comment of Emmeline Westin above, as a professional organiser and delutterer I've already dealt with her suggestion. What do I do? I take pictures of the shoes with my iPhone and then I print them on sticky labels I buy from Rymans. It's super easy, you don't need a specific printer, and the result is brilliant. It makes my clients' life so much easier! Especially the shoe hoarders.... Having a big lovely basket by the entrance door also helps to tidy up the family shoes as soon as every one comes back home. I've personnally allowed a maximum of 2 pairs of shoes in the basket per family member -we're five in our household. The other pairs have to be stored in the laundry room in the cheap but so efficient shoe storage organisation I've arrange with different elements bought from IKEA. See the pictures below.
Tim Price
hace 8 añosmadmax1962
hace 8 años
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