from: http://eighthundredsqft.blogspot.com/ and http://www.pinkchocolatebreak.com/
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To Own.ph: Small spaces can be problematic if you have a big shoe collection.
But with a simple design trick, having tons and tons of shoes might not be a
problem after all!
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Use an old armoire or cabinet for storing your shoes. A
glass-paned cabinet not only displays the shoes you may pick to wear for the
day, it also tidies up your hall space from shoe cliutter.
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A pull-out shoe cabinet attached to your closet takes care of
your shoes, preserving them for longer use.
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Stacked shoe boxes with photos of the shoes inside is a
cheaper and smart solution for shoe storage.
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Hanging drapes over a shoe closet softens the room and
eliminates swing out doors that take up space.
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If you have a small hallway, why not put shoe shelves?
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Put shoes up on the wall like this in an open plan closet.
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An old wooden ladder is given a new purpose.
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Imitate art and put your shoes in this design element. Make
sure your shoes are clean enough for displaying though!
Great options to find the right shoe storage solution for you.
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