Four cedar tiers rise to 26.75 inches, holding up to twelve pairs in a footprint just 8.5 inches deep. Arched end pieces give the frame its shape and its stability, and the untreated Eastern Red Cedar suits rustic or natural rooms where visible wood grain is part of the intended look.
Three pairs per level add up to twelve across the four tiers, enough to separate dress shoes from casual ones without a second rack. The 26.75-inch width matches the height, giving the piece square proportions that tuck under a hanging rod or sit against an entryway wall without dominating the space.
Rather than plain rectangular sides, the frame ends are cut into arches that brace each tier and lift the rack visually off the floor. The detail is structural as much as decorative, holding the four levels square under a full load and keeping the shallow 8.5-inch depth from feeling tippy.
Eastern Red Cedar keeps working after the shoes are put away, releasing a clean scent into closets, entryways, and guestrooms where air moves slowly. In a rustic or natural interior the unfinished wood pairs with linen, jute, and warm paint colors instead of standing out as a utility item.
Set of six 11-inch folding storage bins in dark green, built with chipboard walls and front grommet handles.
Six collapsible 11-inch fabric cubes in black-and-white houndstooth, sized to drop into standard cube shelving.
