They keep shoes concealed in a tasteful way and, more importantly, allow for easy access.
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USE BUILT-INS TO ORGANIZE SHOES BY TYPE
Aimee Song, a Los Angeles-based lifestyle blogger, uses built-in shelving to organize her impressive collection of shoes
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SHOWCASE YOUR MOST-WORN SHOES
our closet should make getting dressed a breeze, so why not find a stylish way to showcase your most-worn shoes?
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STICK TO BOTTOM SHELVES
If you have a small shoe collection and like using a stool to try on a few styles before making a final decision, opt for bottom shelving
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OPT FOR GLASS DOORS
In a Tribeca loft, the glass doors of this custom Poliform closet keeps shoes organized while showing them off.
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In David Kaihoi's East Village home, a Louis XVI-style mahogany cabinet was repurposed with varied shelving, perfect for storing shoes
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While some of your shoes are destined to dazzle, others are less sightly when put on full display.
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While most clothing racks have room for shoes below, choosing an option with built-in shelving makes your space feel more organized
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In a Manhattan townhouse's glamorous walk-in, shelves of shoes are concealed with modern doors
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This hyper-organized shoe closet benefits from bright, overhead lighting and a step stool to ensure that everything is in sight and easy
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Baskets are stowed inside cubbies beneath this entryway's sitting area, allowing for streamlined storage of shoes, which are tucked away for a clutter-free look.
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Instead of extending shelves to the ceiling, leave space on the top for extra storage or tall shoes
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Double-duty furniture is one of the easiest ways to store shoes, especially when you're short on space or want your footwear out of sight
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Whether your space is small or large, choosing shelving that accommodates all shoe sizes can prevent a cluttered look, while preserving the actual shoe.
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Don’t limit your shoe storage just to shelves or shoe racks; drawers can be a practical and stylish option as well
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