Finding a shoe rack to put our footwear in order that adapts to the constraints of modern hallways is not an easy task, since we have less and less space at home. That is why it is good to opt for models whose storage capacity expands vertically and, if possible, in white, so that they do not steal light.
LIVARNO® Shoe rack, 3 springs
RRP at Lidl — 39.99 €
This is the case of this shoe rack with three springs on sale in Lidl supermarket stores starting Friday, September 11, whose minimalist style design with straight lines makes it easy to fit into any type of modern decoration.

Lidl
This shoe rack will help us keep the hall tidy, in addition to saving space. It is a practical, stylish and quality solution to store all our shoes, sneakers and even booties, which reminds us a lot of some much more expensive shoe rack models from the Swedish decoration store Ikea (for a much higher price).
And this shoe rack, with a scratch-resistant and easy-to-clean pearlescent white finish, measures 105 cm high x 58.5 cm wide x 17 cm deep, and has three folding doors that open and close smoothly. It is very easy to assemble, and includes protectors to avoid scratching the floor.
The most minimalist alternative

Ikea
For those looking for a plus of design, the Ikea Ställ shoe rack has integrated handles and a matte white finish that makes it perfect to be in all types of rooms, not just in the hall. It measures 148 cm high x 79 cm wide x 29 cm deep, so although it is not as narrow as the previous one, it also has a reduced depth that makes it perfect for small apartments. Now for 159 euros.

STÄLL Shoe rack with 3 compartments, white, 79x29x148 cm
RRP at Ikea — 159.00 €
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