My condo has the tiniest front entrance. You open the door and you are bombarded with shoes. I've tried the traditional shoe rack but it ends up looking like a jumbly mess and more often than not, the shoes end up on the floor like this:
I've been looking for a good shoe solution for awhile and finally found the CIAO shoe cabinet from Structube. It's a 3 drawer shoe system where you stuff as many as you can into tidy little drawers, close them and voila. Now my teeny tiny entrance looks like this:
Are you impressed? It's a bit pricy at $169 but for the visual improvement and the fact that I don't have to kick shoes on my way in and out, I feel it's worth it.
Note: Does not come with orchid... and sadly the shoes are not included either.
What do you think? Is it worth it?
Update:
You've been asking about exactly what kinds of shoes or boots, etc can fit in here and how many so I've included a few more pictures:
Boots!
Folded over, you can fit 2 pairs max.
Men's shoes!
You can fit 3 + soccer ball shoe freshener ;)
Heels!
3.5 pairs to be exact!
What do you think? Is it worth it?
Update:
You've been asking about exactly what kinds of shoes or boots, etc can fit in here and how many so I've included a few more pictures:
Boots!
Men's shoes!
Heels!

6 comments:
Looks great for pumps and flats, but what about boots? Tall boots are always my biggest problem ...
YES!!!
Keta, I don't think boots would fit unless they are soft and you can fold them over. I plan to attempt though!
I agree with Keta, what about the boots? You'll have to let us know!
I am also curious as to how many pairs of shoes it holds, and whether it holds runners & flats, etc. as well as your heels?
Is it deep enough for men's shoes?
So many questions! LOL
I've updated with new pictures to show how much fits :)
This looks awesome, I wish it fit more shoes though... I'd want like a whole wall-to-wall unit like this, LOL
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