Shoes most commonly worn are often kept in other areas of your house other than your clothes closet. Shoes will get terribly disorganized if scattered throughout the house so here are some organizing hints for your shoes.
Design a storage space for your shoes in an area closest to the area where you enter your home. For example, if you enter your house through the garage, a shoe storage system would be ideal in your garage or mud closet. If you enter the house through the front entry, shoe storage would be perfect in your foyer closet. All of this will save you time, and unnecessary trips through the house and of course will save your carpet. It is ideal to use a foyer closet strictly for guests' coats and accessories.
Once you have chosen a specific area in your home to store your shoes, consider reorganizing the entire area. By utilizing all of the space in the closet or storage area, you will gain space and efficiency.
Solid adjustable shelves are a very space-efficient way to handle your shoes, gloves, hats, and scarves. Slanted shoe shelves are ideal for allowing you to view all of your shoes easily. A simple shoe storage rack on the back of a door or near the entrance from the garage may be another solution. Be sure to allow for various shoe sizes in your household and remember to always store your shoes beneath your hanging clothes. Dirty shoes do not belong stored above your clothing.
For those unorganized shoes and all of your storage problems, call Creative Closets, Ltd. for expert design and respacing advice. Remember that organization is addictive and will change your life.
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Ellyn Elstein The Closet Lady®
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