Shoe organisers are a great option to keep your footwear looking tidy and free up precious floor space. But If you don’t have a lot of shoes or have another spot to keep your footwear, you can still get an inexpensive shoe organiser and repurpose it for different types of storage. Scroll down to discover other interesting uses of a shoe rack.
Kids Wardrobe Helper
Keeping a child’s clothing organised can be a nightmare and a never-ending struggle. Turn your shoe organiser into a closet to help your kids sort their own stuff. They can store their clothes here and use it as a changing station. The IDIYA Delphi shoe cabinet has enough storage compartments to hold your kids’ essentials. Planning a week’s outfits in advance won’t be a problem anymore.
Organizing Craft Supplies
Looking for space to neatly store your crafts supplies? Well, you don’t need to get rid of some of your clothes to make room for the craft items. Consider the IDIYA Haiti Wardrobe with two shoe drawers. Use the drawers to store yarn, tape, ribbons, buttons, scissors, and glue. No more hunting through tangled thread ever again.
Housing for Small Bags
When handbags aren’t in use, where to keep them can be a puzzle, especially when you have a large collection. If your purses, handbags, and clutches typically end up cluttering the floor and tables, it’s time to turn to your shoe organiser. The IDIYA Hailer shoe cabinet has a three-layer storage setup that will do the trick. This genius storage tip will extend the life of your bags and save you money in the long run.
Toy Garage
If you’re wondering how to create a tidier, happier playroom, look no farther than your empty shoe organiser. Shoe racks that have separate shelves make great toy storage and display space. Line up the little cars or trucks, and you’ll love the big smile on your kid’s face. Print and attach photos of the toys in each drawer so your kids can know where blocks, action figures, or cars should be placed. You’ll never trip over another toy again.
Book Case
Want to showcase our favourite volumes in a space that’s comfortable, personal, and unique without spending a fortune? Repurpose your shoe rack. The Basel shoe rack is an amazing storage solution if you don’t want to buy a bookcase or install wall shelving. This stylish addition provides the perfect display for your texts and adds instant appeal to any room. And if you have an old shoe rack that’s a bit worn, just give it a fresh coat of paint.
Organizing Cables, Cords, and Wires
Charging cords are somehow like multiplying bunnies. They just seem to keep growing in numbers. If you keep stumbling across cables and cords and have no idea what or who it belonged to, turn to your shoe cabinet. Secure cord bundles with stretchable band, label them, and store similar-looking cables in the same drawers, so you never have to dig through a tangled mess. You can use the other cabinet compartments to store batteries, flash drives, and iPod accessories.
Storing Your Seasonal Accessories
After the cold season, it’s common to be left with a hoard of supplies. But storing seasonal items can be quite daunting if your wardrobe space is limited. After cleaning your winter hat, gloves, scarves, and socks, fold and put them in your shoe cabinet until needed. Use the four compartments of the IKEA Stall shoe cabinet to store your seasonal attire.
Designing a Sleek Pantry
Yes, you can hang a shoe organiser in your kitchen to keep your cooking staples more organised and expand your pantry’s storage space. Use your this hack to group items like cooking oils, nut butters, spices, cookies, dried fruit, cereals, canned soups, and pastas. Place the ingredients you use most in an easily accessible spot. A shoe organiser with multiple pockets will help you design a stress-free and aesthetically pleasing kitchen.
Shoe Racks are an Affordable Way to Organise Many Household Items
There are many other ways to use a shoe organiser. Whether it’s a basic rack or dedicated shoe cabinet, you can turn it into storage for jewellery, home office accessories, pet supplies, cleaning items, and bathroom necessities.
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