It’s the Lunar New Year eve today, so it’s definitely time to get your sneaker collection sorted, especially if you don’t have a proper sneaker storage closet. It won’t be easy, but here are a couple of creative sneaker storage solutions that might help.
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How about storing your shoes in an Ottoman? Especially useful for small spaces such as studio apartments, the Ottoman makes for an ideal and stylish storage space.
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A simple wooden pallet makes for a chic storage unit. Not only do the sneakers sneak in perfectly, but it monopolizes on raw, industrial elements. Gorgeous.
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Kick it old school with these lockers. Easily affordable (especially if bought second-hand), these slim lockers make for a vintage touch and easy sneaker storage. Tip: You can purchase a couple of IKEA hanging organizers such as this one to keep things tidy.
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An IKEA home hack that’s been trending on Pinterest recently includes this huge slide-out picture frame that doubles up as a slide-out shoe tray. Nifty, ain’t it?
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These staircase shoe shelves are a great way to tidy up walkway mess. The best part? They can be hidden and prevent dust from settling on shoes that haven’t been worn in a while. Talk about two-in-one benefits!
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A ladder propped up on the back door is a sturdy alternative to bulky in-the-way shoe cabinets.
Plus, we’re loving the urban effect that these rustic wooden ladders give.
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Old wine crates lying about at home? Get your hands dirty and start your own DIY project! Paint them over and mount them to your walls. It makes for a simple yet artistic “showcase” of your prized possessions.
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Shoes on the staircase can be a great and accessible way to “store” your shoes, provided you’re not prone to tripping!
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An IKEA bookshelf can double up as a shoe organizer. Not only is it wallet-friendly, but the storage space is immense! We suggest opting for darker colors to hide scuff marks.
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And if all fails, you can always opt for this specially designed sneaker storage space, made to look like a giant shoebox. Full points for creativity!