How to store and organize your shoes
The first step into shoe storage heaven is to divide your footwear into two simple categories: ‘currently in use’ and ‘not right now’. The goal is to keep currently worn footwear accessible, and everything else out of the way.
Find unused spaces that fit your footwear
One way to keep high boots or everyday shoes tidy and accessible is to harness the potential of unused spaces. With the help of a BAGGMUCK tray, a generous space under a shoe cabinet or shelf in the hallway could be transformed into a place to store high boots.
Open or closed storage? It’s your choice!
Open storage like a stackable MACKAPÄR shoe rack means more shoes taking up less floor space – all in clear view for easy access. Closed shoe storage builds a minimal look with the bonus of dust-free shoes. They’re still easy to grab – you just need to remember which compartment they’re in!
Hide shoes in plain sight
If you’re someone who loves shoes and likes to have lots of different pairs on the go at the same time, keep them organized and off the floor with a fixed or pull-out shoe shelf in the wardrobe. Your desired shoes are always there when you need them, while the rest of the time they’re dust-free and hidden away.
Show off your favorite shoes
Make your favorites part of the decoration in playful and creative ways. It could mean putting them on top of other shoe boxes, or on a shelf. Or for a more subtle effect try our SKUBB boxes with windows. You’ll always get a view of your shoes, but they will stay protected from dust. It injects personality and style into your room – and you’ll never forget where they are!
Think long-term with boxes
Putting boots away until next winter or storing shoes you don’t wear very often? SKUBB shoe boxes hold a pair each and have a window so you can keep track of what’s inside. For multiple pairs of shoes – like a child’s outgrown footwear ready for a younger sibling – larger, transparent SAMLA boxes come with a lid for easy stacking.
Your small space champions
Expand the storage possibilities of your space with small shoe organizers. Stack GREJIG shoe racks to create a slim, low-key shoe stand with layers of storage possibilities. Another small-space option is the SKOSTALL shoe organizer – each one holds a pair of shoes at three different heights.
Give your shoe storage a twist
It’s time for hangers and hooks, baskets, storage benches to take center stage in the hallway. As well as jackets and bags, a TJUSIG hanger or HÖGAFFEL hook on the wall can hold casual shoes and trainers too.
