shoes

I don’t know what it is with shoes and women. They just can’t get enough of them. It’s like an addiction to collecting one pair of shoes to match each thing in their wardrobe. But I’m not complaining. I understand. I’m just concerned for the shoes that pile up near the garage door entryway or the front doorway. This is a personal experience as my fiance just loves to buy shoes (so does her friends, her sisters…)

Hide those shoes from dust and de-clutter.

Storage and Style
When guests come over I don’t want them to see all those shoes lying around. But I don’t want to stuff them in the closet or put them in the garage where they collect dust. And I have a pair of nice leather dress shoes that I would not want drying up and getting scuffed around. So searching high and low, there was a solution. A shoe storage organizer shipped to my house for less than $100. This cabinet of a shoe rack is made of a wood finish so it can nicely match most interior design styles. The storage is just smart, as it stores slanted and opens for easy access at an angle to see and find the shoe you need.

One Was Not Enough
Of course, I needed to store more than 9-10 pairs of shoes. There is a double stacked shoe organizer that can store twice the number of shoes. But the most important thing was that I was able to configure what I needed to the space I allocated to store all the shoes.

Shoes are a lot of Clutter
The shape of a shoe just bounds itself for creating clutter. And clutter is no good. I have found this a great solution to make my home prettier while storing away all those shoes (all 5 of mine and 50 of hers ).