If most individuals had only a few shoes then there will be no sense in composing an article on how to organize and design a shoe closet. If that last part of the sentence makes you think, then I have a good idea that you maybe have somewhere between 20 and 200 pairs of shoes. But that's fine because I'm going to explain the right way how to organize and design a shoe closet.
First, I'll try to help those with small space. Begin by removing all of your shoes. If you could only find 1 out of 2 shoes then these are your 1st victims for the trash bin. Anything torn, ripped, or 2 sizes too small say goodbye. Once the shoes are selected, arrange them into groups like evening, sports, work and beach. That way, when you're in a hurry it'll be a snap to find the shoe that you want.
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Secondly, if you own a huge delegated or walk-in shoe closet, there could still be some problems even with what appears to be much more space. To organize and design a shoe closet of these kinds creativity still plays a big role. If the wall turns to the left side and the right side of the closet door in a walk-in closet aren't that deep design so that the shoe shelf sections are close to the doorway. Since clothes normally stick out about 22 inches or so off the wall, shoe closet need only the shoe length shoes which on an average is about 12 inches. This design stops you from conflicting with hanged clothes as you go in the closet.
Take some of these thoughts and probably come up with your own to see how you cannot only get the shoe mess under control but become more organized as well. To organize and design a shoe closet isn't that hard once you know how many shoes you need and how much storage space is needed for that pairs of shoes. With common sense and careful planning you could still have lots of shoes to use for all occasions.