Shoe Organiser

Hallways collect footwear. One pair by the door becomes four, then a drift of trainers everybody steps over on the way out. This is the printed answer to that: an open organiser that gives shoes a defined place instead of a heap. It works on the simplest principle in storage, which is to use the vertical space above a pair rather than the floor beside it. Slotted into the base of a wardrobe, tucked under a hall bench, or lined along a skirting board, it turns a sprawl into a row you can walk past. The use case is shared flats, family entrances, cloakrooms and anywhere the shoe pile has outgrown its mat. It is a practical household print rather than a decorative one, and firmly in the category of things people end up making more than one of.