Entryway shoe storage

I don’t know about you, but I really don’t like walking in the door to a pile of shoes all over the floor, unless we’re hosting guests and then its a great feeling! So, we attempted to organize our…

Easy Shoe Cabinet Ikea Hack for a Narrow Entryway » Lavender Julep

Anyone who’s ever lived in a small apartment or home knows that storage space is always at a premium. Ya’ don’t got any, really! And when it comes to shoes, that can be especially true. After all, you can only fit so many pairs of shoes in your closet! That’s why you have to take […]

Come see how I gave our small entry a makeover with DIY trim, IKEA shoe storage ideas, and tons of hidden hallway storage.

Your guests will never guess that you have 16 pairs of shoes stored in this wall-mounted cabinet… it is that smart-looking. Made from engineered wood, it has four drawers that open via handsome leather-like pulls that are affixed with a single nail. Two front legs give it the appearance of a freestanding piece of furniture. While it takes some time to assemble, once it’s done, you have an ideal way to keep all those shoes and sneakers organized and off the floor of your hallway. | Mercury…

It’s nearly impossible to renovate every room of your home at once, so some spaces have to wait a little longer than others for a transformation. At Michela Andrioletti’s (@casa_in_newyork) home that she shares with her husband, that space was the entryway. “We put in the first things we could find at the most affordable budget when we moved here five years ago and then we just didn’t have time to fix it,” Michela says.

Hallways and entryways, especially in smaller spaces, can be tricky to shop for. Any furniture you put in a high-traffic area has to be somewhat small to stay out of the way but also typically serves as a drop station or storage for keys, coins, cards, and more. Finding the perfect, compact furniture for a hallway or entryway is a win, whether that’s a shelf, a shoe rack, a console table, or some sort of hybrid. DIYer and homeowner Bailey Powell’s (@bailey.at.