Whether you're have a huge collection of shoes, you have a small closet, or you're just looking for ways to maximize the space, you'll find that a shoe rack can make your entryway or bedroom a lot less cluttered and a lot more beautiful!
Before you start browsing, start with understanding the space available to keep the Shoe Rack. To know what kind of Shoe Rack will best fit the room,
● Carefully measure width, length, and height of the room.
● Check the window and door location – so the Shoe Rack doesn’t obstruct / block the entry or the window
● Ensure that you leave min of 24” of space in front of the Shoe Rack to allow for easy circulation
Shoe Cabinets
This type is for people with a large collection of shoes
Shoe cabinets are closed cupboards with multiple shelves and may have a 1 or 2 drawers. The drawers can hold shoe accessories like extra pair of laces, shoeshines & brushes
Shelves are either flat or slightly tilted. Shutters also may have louvers or gaps to ensure airflow inside the cabinet
Tilt Out Shoe Rack
Tilt Out Shoe Racks are a perfect solution for compact spaces. In this type, shoes are store vertically, accessed via a drop-down hinged door
Tilt Out shoe racks can have minimal depth, and yet fit all standard shoe sizes.
To ensure ventilation inside the cabinet, the back & sides usually have some perforations
Engineered Wood
Economical and most popular material for shoe racks
Shoe Racks made in engineered wood are lighter than Solid wood and come in a multiple of designs.
These are easy to maintain and are available in several colours & finishes. Most preferred types of Engineered wood are:
Plywood: Strong and durable
MDF (Medium Density Fiberboard): Sturdy, flat, and easy to machine
Particle Board: Most economical option - light weight and compact
Modern
Simple, Fuss-free and Elegant. Modern Shoe Racks have clean geometric shape and minimal ornamentation
Modern style shoe racks will suit all interior styles, and are compact and functional
Mid-Century Modern
Go for this style if you want a lightweight, clean, and uncluttered look. The signature features include tapering round legs, smooth finishes, and interesting patterns
Contemporary
If you want something Sleek, Fresh and bang on Trend, Contemporary is the style for you.
Contemporary style offers interesting colours, textures & design elements
Transitional
Transitional style offers a beautiful blend of new and traditional furniture, including finishes and materials and fabrics
Here, you will find traditional elements like carvings, moldings and curves interpreted in a modern way
Traditional
Feeling nostalgic? Go for the traditional style of furniture.
Taking inspiration from colonial period and traditional arts & crafts, Traditional furniture features artistic inlays, decorative trims & moldings and intricate details
Transitional
Raw, unfinished, and earthy, Industrial style draws inspiration from warehouse and loft-style aesthetic
Industrial style furniture is bold and is a celebration of contrast- using opposing materials to create a cohesive design.
Industrial style features rustic and distressed finish furniture which uses metal, wood, leather, fabric and more
