Where do you keep your shoes?

Shoes and boots for walking or gardening are kept on a shoe rack in the pantry. Summer or winter shoes are put away in drawers under the bed according to the season. Best summer or winter shoes are kept on two shoe racks (his and hers) in the wardrobe. DH actually has more shoes than me as every time we used to go to the USA he would buy at least three pairs of Skechers because they are so comfortable.

Walking the dog shoes in a shoe box in the porch all others in the wardrobe.

Shoes are kept on the two bottom shelves of our shoe rack, ( slippers on top shelf)
in the hall. Wellies are in the porch. Luckily DH has just one pair of sport shoes and one regular type. Apart from a couple pairs of Skechers, one boots and one shoes, I don't have too many either.
There may be a few pairs of shoes in my wardrobe that have been worn once to weddings!

Thanks everyone you've given me some ideas. Think I might put the shoe rack in my wardrobe. Alternatively, I need a porch

My friend has a large carved wooden chest in her hallway. She keeps her 'frequent use' shoes in it and sits on the chest to put them on.

All over the place, some in the hall, if they get muddy in the utility room, quite a few in my wardrobe, some in the garage.

Walking boots in garage or car boot.
Wellies still in porch atm

We have ikea shoe storage unit in porch for every day shoes, flip flops etc, also spare slippers for DD and Sil.

Monster slippers for grandchildren in their extremely useful ikea kallax unit.

Garden Crocs at back door.

Shoe's that probably haven't and won't seen the light of day for yonks boxed and in wardrobe.

Walking boots in boot bags in the boot of the car or if they need a good clean they get slung in the garage to await attention;
Walking shoes and trainers on a John Lewis shoe rack in a space under the stairs (the only one we’ve had that’s not fallen to bits!), along with two pairs of everyday shoes, and carpet slippers;
Dress shoes in boxes in my wardrobe (gathering dust until we are set free!);
One pair of crocs by the back door and one by the conservatory door;
Wellingtons and waders in the garage with my fishing gear (giving up the waders though - dodgy old legs!).

In the drawers under my bed.

All over the house. I really must tidy them up!

I have a large lidded wicker basket in the bedroom with shoes, another smaller one that fits in the bottom of my wardrobe. I keep a couple of decent ones in there boxes in the back bedroom and everyday couple of pairs of trainers by the front door.

Shoe cupboard by front door for everyday ones, hanging shoe rack inside wardrobe for lesser worn pairs. Sandals in storage box under spare bed.

On a rack in the wardrobe. Haven't had much use for any of them recently but regularly wear 'old faithfuls' which lie on the mat by the door and are exchanged for slippers the minute I come in.

I thought this was such a strange question I had to look at the answers!

I’m not sure where I keep my very few shoes. Wherever. At the moment they are in the wardrobe.

Garden shoes, trainers etc in a cupboard in the utility room, supposedly on a rack but often in a jumble in the bottom when they get overcrowded.
Better shoes on racks in the wardrobes.
Summer sandals put away in boxes in the spare bedroom wardrobe.

After typing that out, I realise we need a cull of shoes.

Ours are in a mini dustbin with a lid, it holds around ten pairs of Everyday type shoes. The smart type and 'out of season' ones live in a plastic storage box in the bottom of our big built in wardrobe, which also houses several coats and jackets not 'in season' at the time!

We've a lot of shoes - I'd be embarrassed to say how many. But we've also got a large cellar which is perfect for storing things you don't need every day, and most of them are down there, in their own storage unit. Upstairs in the wardrobes are all the heels that hardly ever get an airing these days - I'm steeling myself to have a huge cull and just keep a couple of pairs. But I can put it off until the charity shops reopen.

Since last March, apart from the lazy hazy days of summer sandals, I've worn just three pairs of the shoes (walking, pumps and trainers) and three pairs of flat boots. They're lined up near the front door all ready for action.

The ones we wear often are in a big basket by the front door, others in our wardrobes

Out the reach of the dogs. One winter we saw one of our puppies running around the garden with my sheepskin boot on his head, he couldn’t get it off - teach him to stick his nose in. Since then they have been kept in the wardrobe as they can’t open sliding doors

A shoe rack in the hall cupboard for everyday shoes and shelves in wardrobes with clear storage boxes for all other shoes.

I tie the laces together and throw them over the power line. For some reason kids wanting dope keep knocking on my door

Everyday shoes/ boots are kept in a cupboard in the hall. My 'posh' occasion shoes are in my wardrobe.

I have a tall, wide, but shallow shoe cupboard in the hall and it's really opened up the space - as there's no excuse for shoes all over the place now.

Mine are on the top shelf in my wardrobe, with boots on the bottom shelf, and the shoes that I wear everyday by my front door.

Shoe cupboard in the hall, another in our bedroom. Excess in the bottom of wardrobes, out of season shoes in clear boxes stored under an ottoman bed. Mr C’s wellies in the shed. There are far too many shoes here!