A shoe tower will take things to another level, literally. Their size and large scale means they can hold an entire shoe collection at once in the same space, rather than shoe shelves, boxes and racks -- all of which are smaller, hold less, and are better options if you want to break up your shoe collection by use. Towers are for the fashionista who has a lot of beautiful shoes they would like to display, or for a large family who stores their shoes in a mudroom.
Budget Shoe Tower
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These towers are super-flexible as you can line up 2, 3, 4 to hold your entire shoe collection in one spot.
Features:
- Durable plastic resin frame construction
- Sturdy steel shelf rods
- 10 shelf vertical design
- Stores up to 30 pairs of shoes
- Easy, quick lock-together assembly
- Extra strong base for added stability
- Color: White
- Size: 62 1/4"tall x 22 1/2"wide x 12"deep
Shoe and Boot Tower
Photo / Ballard
This tower is the luxe option with cubbies lines in grey fabric to protect expensive shoes. An added bonus is that you can store boots on the bottom in taller cubbies.
Features:
- Overall: 86"H X 26 1/2"W X 12"D
- Shoe Cubbies (18): 8" Squared X 11 5/8"D
- Purse Cubbies (6): 12"H X 8"W X 11 5/8"D
- Construction: Made of MDF P1 with wood banding and fabric.
Petite Shoe and Handbag Tower
Photo / Ballard
I like the height and width of this tower, which is essentially a bookcase. It can be used to hold shoes, handbags, and clutches.
Features:
- Overall: 39"H X 26 1/2"W X 12"D
- Cubbies (12): 7 3/4"H X 7 3/4"W X 11 5/8"D
- Construction: Made of poplar banding, engineered hardwood, sundry veneer, and fabric.
Shoe and Handbag Tower
Photo / Ballard
Shoes and handbags just go together. They are typically the last things you put on before dashing out the door. Storing them together, outside of your closet, makes a lot of sense.
Features:
- Overall: 86"H X 26 1/2"W X 12"D
- Shoe Cubbies (18): 8" Squared X 11 5/8"D
- Purse Cubbies (6): 12"H X 8"W X 11 5/8"D
- Construction: Made of MDF P1 with wood banding and fabric.
