An open shoe rack means looking at everyone's shoes from the front door. This closes behind three doors, but they are slatted rather than solid — so air still moves and shoes dry out instead of going stale.
Sixteen to eighteen pairs across four tiers, plus a drawer for keys and the things that otherwise live on the hall table.
Specifications
Capacity
16 to 18 pairs
Tiers
4
Doors
3, slatted for ventilation
Drawer
1, for accessories
Material
Bamboo and MDF
Finish
Vintage brown
Top
Usable surface
Styling notes
The top surface is the reason to put it in a hallway rather than a wardrobe — a lamp, a bowl for keys, and it stops being furniture that only stores shoes. Keep wet shoes out until they have dried, since slatted doors ventilate but will not dry a soaked boot. Vintage brown is warm rather than orange, so it sits with oak and with white walls.
