December 16, 2011 9:00 pm

Shoe Organization

(You can view this original post at Organized Mom here.)

When your kids start playing “nest” in your closet with all of the clothes on the floor, I think it’s time for a little re-organization. Although that circular pile they made on the floor does look awfully tempting to take a nap in…

No, no. Got to stay on track.

I started reorganizing my master bedroom closet fooooreeeeever ago. I finally finished one of my goals of organizing my shoes. Months ago I took photos of all my shoes, but getting around to print and pick up just a few pictures is just an errand I don’t have time for.

Plus I am lazy.

Hence the “nest” still on the floor of my closet.

So, one afternoon I decided to bite the bullet and just get it done. I gave my self one hour, and here’s what I came up with.

I pulled out my camera to shoot some pictures, and I also used these trendy little cardboard boxes I found at Ikea. Perfect for holding shoes!

I don’t have a huge shoe collection. I much prefer to collect vintage cameras. But you can’t wear vintage camera’s now can you?

Actually, maybe I could start wearing vintage cameras. I’m going to sit on this one.

I photographed about fifteen pairs. (My every day shoes like sneakers and slippers chill in my mudroom, so these are the shoes I rotate and wear just once or twice a week.)

I realized some boxes can fit several pairs so I photographed those together.

At some point I was getting bored and got a little creative with my flip flops.

I love shiny shoes!

Ready for the big reveal???

Ta-Da!

Oh man, I love how this turned out. Super fast project, super cool organization.

Here’s how my closet looks now…

The best part? I am already wearing my shoes more since I can actually see what’s in the box.

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1 Comment

  • Megan

    ha ha! I do that to my kid all the time :) Or I yell, oh look Gnomeo and juliet is on tv! I heart your coffee table and the side table looks great!

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