Rain, Rain, Go Away: 3 Decorative Ideas for Keeping Wet Shoes off Your Hardwood Floors

Let’s face it, spring in Kansas City means rain. But rain and your hardwood floors don’t necessarily go hand in hand. So how can you keep wet shoes off your wood floors in a creative way? The SVB Wood Floors team turned to Pinterest for some decorative inspiration.

The Decorative Tray Shoe Rack

A soggy beach towel isn’t necessarily the best place to collect shoes on a rainy day. Not only can it ruin your floors if it is there for too long, but it is also not always the most visually appealing. An easy, yet aesthetic, way to hold shoes is with a decorative tray. Try Target or Home Goods to find one that matches your home’s decor. Some homeowners add stones to the tray to raise the shoes up out of the water in the bottom.

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The End Table Shoe Rack

Decorative wooden end table shoe rack with family name sign, showcasing organized footwear and floral arrangement, ideal for preventing water damage on hardwood floors.Next up, we found a shoe rack that can also serve as an end table. This is a bit more functional for some homeowners. This exact end table shoe rack can be found on Etsy, or could easily be made DIY using reclaimed wood of your own. Because it is a wood table, you will want to make sure that you are using these helpful tips to reduce the amount of scratches that it could leave on your hardwood floors — 7 Tips for Moving Heavy Objects without Scratching Your Wood Floors.

 

 

 

 

The Wall Shoe Rack

Wall-mounted storage bin for organizing shoes and accessories, featuring multiple compartments and a decorative design, enhancing home decor while providing practical storage solutions.

This last Pinterest-inspired idea comes from an account called Remodelaholic. By visiting their board you can find a guide for building your own wall-mount storage bin. Other suggestions are to look at places such as Hobby Lobby to find something similar. This is very handy for a home full of young children.

Need some more inspiration? Follow SVB Wood Floors on Pinterest or give us a call at 913-396-6863 or 816-944-3150 and get inspired by speaking with one of our wood flooring experts.

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