Women own an average of 19-20 pairs of shoes (Affiliate Link). If you have a family of four, you can expect to have between 76 and 80 pairs of shoes (Affiliate Link) in your home. If this is true, they take up a lot of space in your home. So, to combat this, we need to design creative ways to store this huge amount of shoes (Affiliate Link). Below are several different options to help you organize your shoe collection.
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Find a unit that can hold a large number of shoes.
These shoe bench organizers can easily store several pairs of shoes (Affiliate Link) in one unit. Having a bin for each person in the family works nicely, so there are no missing shoe arguments.
In a larger home, getting units that store shoes vertically inside a coat closet works too.
Some larger homes have several different closets near the entryway so using the doors or inside these closets will give you some hidden spaces to store your shoes (Affiliate Link).
In smaller homes, be creative when looking for places to store shoes, such as under the bed and behind furniture.
These items work nicely under beds. Using under the bed (Affiliate Link) storage to store your shoes (Affiliate Link) helps keep your closet less cluttered. Read our Unique Clutter-Free Ways to Organize Shoes post.
Don't forget to think outside the house box when storing shoes.
We mounted a shoe organizer on the wall in our attached garage (Affiliate Link). Here is one unit from Ikea that we purchased and mounted them in our garage (Affiliate Link) so everyone can take off their shoes (Affiliate Link) before entering the home. This helps to control our seasonal allergies. You can visit our post here.
Remember to purge your shoes (Affiliate Link) before finding any new organizing unit. Then, count the number of shoes (Affiliate Link) you have and make sure whatever the number is, you will be able to fit them in a storage unit. Check out our posts on shoe organizing tips.
Want even more information on how to organize shoes (Affiliate Link)? Here are some other shoe organizers articles from other experts I found.
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