Tired of shoes piled on the floor? These 30 shoe organizer ideas will help you clear the clutter in small closets, entryways and mudrooms. According to Select Health, decluttering can reduce stress, improve sleep and boost productivity. From over-the-door organizers and built-in shelves to rolling carts, stackable boxes and stylish racks, you will find an option for every space, including toddler shoes. Browse our favorites and bring order to your home.
1. Vintage Bench
Add a personal touch to your entryway with a piece of vintage furniture, like this distressed red wooden bench that provides a ton of extra storage.
2. Repurposed Bar Cart
Wheeled storage — like this tiered bar cart — easily glides out of the way when you want to access the rest of your closet.
3. Mudroom Pantry
No mudroom, no problem. Turn an extra closet into a makeshift mudroom by putting shoes on center shelves and adding storage to the back of your doors.
4. DIY Ladder Organizer
Fashion your own clothing rack out of two ladders, a pair of planks, and a dowel. Shoes fit tidily at the bottom, while a rack up top can hold an overflow of shirts and jackets.
5. HOMIDEC Adjustable Shoe Organizer
Easily arrange these shoe organizers to fit your unique space. Every set of eight is designed to store 32 pairs of shoes, but you can stack together as many sets as you need to accommodate your footwear collection.
6. Woven Basket Shoe Holders
Even kids can get on board with this easy organizing system. Designate a cute basket to each family member to corral entryway clutter.
7. Pottery Barn Shoe Rack and Bench
A simple bench tucks neatly in any corner, while a powder-coated steel rack underneath hold slippers, clogs, or your favorite flats. Sustainably sourced natural mango wood also earned this piece the Fair Trade-Certified seal.
8. Side Profile Stackable Boxes
Create your own shoe gallery with these transparent, drop-front shoe boxes. The sleek cases are easy to stack, and they’re available in red, blue, white or black to match your aesthetic.
9. Custom Shoe Drawers
If you have extra space in your little one’s closest, take a note from designer Lisa Adams of LA Closet Design and add your own built-in drawers. For a faster solution, you can go for a rolling drawer cart instead.
