Entryway storage: shoe benches, shoe racks and mirrors

The entryway is where shoes pile up, bags land on the floor and keys go missing. A bench with shoe storage gives you somewhere to sit and somewhere to put things, and a slim depth keeps a narrow hallway walkable.

Pick by how many pairs you need to store and how much depth you can spare, then add a mirror for one last look on the way out.

White shoe bench with grey cushion beside a tall arched black-framed floor mirror in an entryway

Entryway Set

Shoes away, one last look, out the door.

$259.99$289.98

How to choose entryway storage

  • Narrow hallway: the Flip-Drawer Shoe Bench is only 9.5" deep and holds about 10 to 15 pairs.
  • Want a warmer look: the Rattan Entry Bench has two open shoe tiers under the seat plus a three-tier rattan-door cabinet.
  • A big shoe collection: the 9-Tier Shoe Rack holds about 50 pairs across three columns, with two hooks for bags and umbrellas.
  • Keep at least 36" of clear walking space in front of any bench so the door and foot traffic aren't blocked.

Questions

Which shoe bench fits a narrow entryway?

The Flip-Drawer Shoe Bench is 39.8" wide but only 9.5" deep, with flip-down drawers and a padded seat. It holds about 10 to 15 pairs.

Which option holds the most shoes?

The 9-Tier Shoe Rack holds about 50 pairs. It is 50" wide, 11.75" deep and 62.25" tall, and it assembles without tools.

Does the floor mirror need to be hung?

No. The 64" Arched Floor Mirror stands on its fold-out leg, leans on a wall or hangs with the included hooks. No assembly is needed.

How long does shipping take?

Every order ships free from a US warehouse and arrives in about 3 to 6 business days.