Shoe racks come in all different shapes and sizes and which one you choose depends on how and where you'll be storing your shoes:
- Door Shoe Rack
- Hanging Shoe Rack
- Wooden Shoe Rack
We've featured the best ones below, from budget-friendly to ultra expensive.
1. Door Shoe Racks
Photo / The Container Store
Whether it's on the door, or over the door, door shoe racks are great for smaller closets and are flexible enough to store the following:
- Shoes
- Accessories
- Scarves
- Jewerly
- Belts
2. Hanging Shoe Racks
Photo / The Container Store
Get the shoes off your floor and organize them into a hanging shoe rack. These are recommended for closets with extra hanging space or a small amount of floor space storage.
Tips:
- Use a hanging rack store and organize a myriad of closet items like accessories, hoisery and scarves.
- A hanging rack is especially useful in the entry way closet to store and organize handbag, umbrellas, gloves, hats and mittens.
3. Wooden Shoe Racks
Photo / Martha Stewart Living
Wooden shoe racks are studier and often more polished looking. Because they are less malleable than other types of shoe racks, it's important you measure your closet space before installing one.
4. Expandable Stacking Shoe Rack
Photo / Container Store
Good for heels (they expand to varying heights)
- Epoxy-coated steel construction
- Expands from 24" to 44"
- Stack up to four racks
- A single rack accommodates up to 13 pairs of women's shoes or 9 pairs of men's shoes.
