Can You Put a Corner Shoe Cabinet in a Bedroom Instead of a Hallway?
A corner shoe cabinet works well in a bedroom, and for many British homes it is the more practical location. The awkward angle beside a wardrobe or behind a door is space nothing else uses, and storing footwear next to the clothes it is worn with removes a step from the morning routine. Bedrooms are also drier and warmer than hallways, which helps leather last. This guide explains how to check a corner properly before buying, covering skirting returns, low sockets, boxed pipework, sloping ceilings and the wide arc of a diagonal door. It suggests where in a bedroom the unit should sit, how to store shoes well in a carpeted room without creating odour, how to make the cabinet look like bedroom furniture, and when the hallway is still the better place. It also looks at how a corner unit sits alongside a bed, a chair or a dressing area without crowding the room....