The sweet trellis graphic detailing in this washable doormat makes for a very warm welcome! The hand-drawn designs are inspired by needlepoint, which gives it a custom vintage look that would complement a variety of decor styles, from maximalist to cottage-inspired and traditional.

This Scalamandré zebra design is everywhere right now—from throw pillows to ottomans. The brand even collaborated with Ruggable on a collection, which includes this very chic statement entryway rug. It comes in four colorways: red, green, blue, and black. The rug is water-resistant, stain-resistant, and fully machine-washable, so it’s a piece that’s sure to last.

This beautiful diamond pattern entryway rug will enhance your style from the moment you step through the door. With its organic design and neutral palette, this rug is timeless yet totally on-trend. It’s easy to clean, pet-friendly, and even features a non-slip backing. And because it’s low pile and machine-washable, it’s a functional addition to a mudroom or entryway area that’ll see a lot of traffic.

Looking for a vintage-inspired washable entryway rug on a budget? We found the one you should add to your cart. At under $15, the price is unbeatable, and the aged floral design is versatile enough to stay with you through any decor style phase. There are a variety of patterns and colors to choose from, but we’re loving the look of the sage green here, which would be perfect layered over a mid- or dark-toned wood floor.

Go for traditional-meets-modern in this entryway rug from Ruggable. It features a beautiful floral motif throughout, with a rosey center framed by a muted blue border for a rich, textured look. It’s also available in a variety of sizes, from runners to full-sized area rugs, if you’re looking for the piece to take up more space in your entryway.

Bring a painterly look into your space with this elegant washable rug that features shades of ivory, soft pink, baby blue, and shades of gold and umber. The power-loomed construction provides resilience to daily wear, and the medium pile composition is perfect to add subtle comfort in high-frequented areas like the mudroom or entry.

Add some color to your entryway with this vibrant doormat featuring cheerful orange and yellow poppies against a light coir backdrop. It’s the perfect way to greet every guest with a cheerful welcome.

Nothing makes guests feel welcome like a personal touch. This doormat features chic wrought iron gate and spiraling metal filigree motifs and a customizable monogram in black against a neutral coir background. Built to last with mold- and fade-resistant materials, it’s a great option for both indoors or out.

Double the greetings, double the charm. This sleek doormat greets both you and your guests with modern lettering, while its heavy-duty bristles work hard to trap dirt and mud. Plus, beyond being machine washable, it’s also built to withstand the elements—talk about an all-season superstar!

Not into neutrals? Let’s bring a splash of personality to your entryway with this vibrant abstract rug. Soft lines of blue, yellow, and pink flow across the runner, bringing an artsy vibe to your space and a subtle dose of whimsy.

Bring the spirit of spring to your doorstep with this charming rug featuring fluttering butterflies and a colorful garden of flowers. With its lively mix of yellows, pinks, and purples, it’s sure to bring smiles to all who cross your threshold.

Calling all dog lovers! This playful doormat greets guests with the cutest sunglass-wearing pups against a soft blue backdrop. Inspired by Gray Malin’s “Dogs at The Beverly Hills Hotel” series, this doormat adds a unique style statement to your entryway.

Add a touch of countryside charm to your entryway with this handwoven rug featuring a ripple design in dark blue and ivory. Its durable, stain-resistant construction makes it perfect for high-traffic spots, while its inviting texture gives your space a cozy, laid-back vibe.

The Roborock Saros 10R has the highest suction power on our list at 22,000 Pa (Pascal). The ultra-thin model has several unique features that have earned it the top spot, such as it’s AdaptiLift chassis which easily adjusts to different levels in floors (like high-pile carpets, double-layer thresholds, and irregular furniture) and obstacle recognition (even in the dark!). It also boasts automatic emptying, mop washing and drying, and unbeatable edge, corner, and hair removal coverage (a proven 100% rate).

The Roborock Qrevo Curv S5X provides tangle-free cleaning, smart object detection and avoidance, and a bounty of pet-friendly features to help you keep your floors thoroughly clean. It’s ultra-quiet at just 53 dB, and coupled with its child lock features on the machine and dock, and custom “no go” zones, this robot vacuum is a powerhouse. Plus, you can create custom routines that fit your schedule and lifestyle, no matter how it changes day-to-day. That, combined with the 18,500 Pa suction, is impressive—providing the power to stand up to even the toughest messes.

At under $200, the Tapo LiDAR robot vac has a surprising amount of features that we see in more splurge-worthy models, but at a fraction of the cost. Though the suction power is a bit lower (5,300 Pa), it’s nothing to scoff at. This is still a pretty powerful clean, and combined with the Mesh Grid cleaning pattern, provides a thorough sweeping without any missed spots. It automatically increases its suction power when it detects carpet, too—simply set up the carpeted zones in your home on the map and let it handle the rest.

Hands-free cleaning starts here with the X10 Pro Omni. This robot vacuum does it all—vacuuming, mopping, and even emptying its own dust bin into a bag that only needs changing every two months. With powerful suction and smart obstacle detection, it’s like having your own personal cleaning assistant. And because of its MopMaster technology, the machine actually uses downward pressure and high-speed rotating mops to ensure stubborn stains and spills get thoroughly cleaned away the first time.

Get double the cleaning power with half the effort when you choose this sleek all-in-one cleaning hub. It combines a robot vac and mop for floors and a handheld vac for furniture, boasting powerful suction and anti-tangle technology to tackle pet hair, dust, and messy corners with ease. Stubborn stains and hidden dirt don’t stand a chance. With advanced sensors, 11,000 Pa suction, and powerful edge cleaning, it tackles every nook and cranny to leave your floors spotless.

Meet your new cleaning BFF! Just say “Hello Rocky” to kick off cleaning tasks, switch modes, or even dry the mop in a cinch. This vacuum is also perfect for pet parents, offering video calls to check on your furry friends, adorable pet snapshots, and even a feature to locate them. Reviewers also say its mapping, setup, and suction are top notch, while adjustable cleaning modes, dual roller brushes, and an automatic self-cleaning and self-emptying dock make it well worth the investment.

The top-rated iRobot Roomba 694 uses a three-stage cleaning system to help keep floors pristine, catching everything from smaller dust particles to more substantial crumbs and debris. Their patented Dirt Detect technology means the Roomba 694 robot vacuum will also detect dirtier areas of your home and vacuum them more thoroughly, ensuring you get the most dimensional clean possible.

This slim and quiet robot vacuum does exactly what you need it to, and at a fantastic price. At under $180, the Eufy 11S MAX glides under furniture with ease and runs for up to 100 minutes, giving your floors a thorough clean without disrupting your day. It works harder when it needs to, automatically stepping up its power to tackle dirt and dust on any surface. Basically, it’s a great no-frills robot vacuum. Don’t just take our word for it, though—you can also check out the tens of thousands of 5-star ratings on Amazon.

“I live in a New York City apartment, so it’s safe to say I’m always on the hunt for clever storage solutions. In this specific instance, I needed an extra coat closet in a bad way. Even though this is technically in the kids’ section, it fits perfectly into my tight corner and holds about 20 of my jackets and coats (including a thick faux fur). It also has a shelf that I use for shoes and items I want to keep out of sight. Plus, it looks great and blends seamlessly with the rest of my closet. The real cherry on top? It was easy to assemble with no power tools, all on my own.” —Megan Stein, Editorial Director

“Let’s be honest—there’s a reason we all love IKEA. It’s stylish, it’s fun…and it doesn’t wreck your budget. I picked up this sleek little bookcase on a whim, thinking it would be a cute, temporary fix for my bedroom. It’s slim, so it doesn’t hog space, and it perfectly shows off my favorite books, photos, and little keepsakes. What I didn’t expect? Staying power. I bought it FIFTEEN years ago. Since then, it’s moved with me across three states and through countless room rearranges—and it’s still going strong. Affordable and built to last? That’s a win-win.” —Erica Brown, Social Media Director 

“All you vinyl nerds out there will already know about this shelf. It can look a little generic, but if you get a non-white version, it works (especially once it’s full of your stuff). It is really tough to find suitable shelves to house records and these fit vinyl records perfectly—something most coveted by collectors. These also work well for kids shelves due to the storage basket and bin options IKEA manufactures that can fit snugly into the shelves. The storage shelves are a great way to hide clutter and keep things looking nice and neat. Something all parents out there most desperately desire.” —Jim Bertoni, Art Director

“My favorite IKEA product is the PAX Wardrobe System. While a closet solution isn’t the most sexy product in the catalog, it well makes up for lack of pizazz with product design excellence. With hundreds of components that all fit together smartly, PAX is ecosystem design at its best: both highly flexible and deeply satisfying. I have PAX elements in no fewer than five diverse areas of my home, from a traditional wardrobe closet, to office and design studio storage, bathroom cabinetry, a basement workbench, and an outdoor potting shed. Setting up the various drawers, inserts, shelving and other accessories is intuitive and scratches that organizational itch, both on installation day, and for years to come.” —Katie Noyes, Creative Director

“In our house, overhead lighting is a no-no. So it’s essential to have soft mood lighting like this lamp. I use a smart bulb in mine and it’s set to a pale pink which is such a nice light source in the evenings when I’m trying to wind down.” —Aly Nagel, Community Manager 

“I bought this solid wood dresser for one of my first apartments and it never failed me. I had it for over four years, and only resold it because I wanted to change up my bedroom decor when I moved. That said, I think this is a really lovely piece that can work in most spaces, from a chic primary suite to an adorable kids’ room. It’s a very versatile option with strong long-term value.” —Megan

“Even though Jim stole my all-time favorite KALLAX shelving as his pick earlier, I had to actually mention it again because it’s really that notable. I have had the black-brown KALLAX storage unit as a bookshelf for over 20 years, and it has survived several moves including across the country and back in that time. It’s a sturdy workhorse that exudes Scandinavian minimalism and won’t break the bank.” —Barb Dybwad, Strategy & Operations Director

“When I think of versatility, this utility cart immediately comes to mind. I’ve used it as a bar cart in the past (and in fact my former roommate is still using it—nine years later). But it would be just as handy in the kitchen, craft room, kids’ room, garage, or any spot where you need that extra level of organization. Bonus points for its extremely affordable price tag and its choice of three colors, though I had this nice blue in my home.” —Megan

“These are stylish and don’t break the bank. Kind of like everything from IKEA come to think of it. I have two children and we go through a tablecloth each night. I bought three of these and three of the green (though, sadly, it looks like the green is not available anymore). What I like about these is because of the thread, stains are well-hidden so as to hide my not-so-perfect-life.” —Jim 

The Cameron pairs traditional roll-arm styling with a fully integrated twin pull-out bed, making it one of the more substantial sleeper chairs in its category. It features tailored arms, a loose seat cushion, and a removable slipcover that gives it a relaxed yet polished look. At roughly 46 inches wide, it has enough presence to function as a true accent chair rather than an occasional-use piece.

Inside, it houses a twin-size mattress measuring approximately 38 inches wide by 72 inches long. Instead of folding flat to the floor, it uses a metal pull-out mechanism that supports a real mattress, offering better structure and comfort for adult guests. This makes it well suited for multi-night stays. The kiln-dried hardwood frame adds durability, and the slipcover is available in both performance fabrics and classic cotton blends. The removable cover is especially practical in high-traffic rooms or homes with pets and kids.

The KIVIK 1-Seat Sleeper is a compact, no-nonsense option that delivers everyday seating and occasional sleep space in one streamlined footprint. Measuring about 35.5 inches wide, 38.25 inches deep, and 34 inches high, it fits comfortably in apartments, offices, or multipurpose rooms without overwhelming the layout.

Instead of housing a separate mattress like a traditional pull-out chair bed, the KIVIK unfolds using its seat and back cushions to create a flat sleep surface. When fully extended, it measures approximately 77.5 inches long and 35.5 inches wide, giving most adults enough length for a comfortable overnight stay. The structured foam cushions provide more support than many floor-level fold-outs, though the feel is closer to a futon-style setup than a classic mattress. For frequent guests, a slim topper can easily boost comfort.

The removable cover is another big plus. It makes cleaning easier and allows you to refresh the look over time. If this convertible chair bed is going in a high-traffic living room, that flexibility matters.

The Katina is what you buy when you want a sleeper chair that feels beautiful first and practical second. With its sculpted shape and plush upholstery, it reads like a boutique accent chair you would choose purely for style. The sleep function is almost a surprise.
At approximately 58 inches wide, it has real presence. When it converts, the Katina functions as a true pull out chair bed, revealing a hidden twin-size mattress.

Where this piece really stands out is fabric. Anthropologie offers it in richly textured upholstery options, from velvets to patterned weaves, which makes it feel design-driven rather than purely functional. If you want a chair bed that blends into a layered, personality-filled room, this one delivers. supported by a pull-out metal frame. That construction provides more structure and separation from the base cushions, offering a sleep surface that feels closer to a compact guest bed.

Fabric is where this piece distinguishes itself. Upholstery choices often include plush velvets, textured weaves, and patterned fabrics that lean decorative rather than utilitarian.

Not every guest solution needs to involve unfolding a bed, and some guests enjoy the ease of a recliner as opposed to a full pull-out sleeper. The Leroy chair is for the person who wants peak comfort first and a maybe-you-can-sleep-here option second. It’s not a traditional sleeper chair bed, but it does fully recline, extending the footrest and lowering the back into a long, lounge-ready position that’s perfect for movie marathons, Sunday naps, or the occasional overnight crash.

At about 40 inches wide, 39 inches deep, and 41 inches high, it has real presence. This is not a dainty accent chair. When fully reclined, it stretches out considerably, so make sure you’ve got the clearance in front. The internal motion mechanism is built into a solid frame, so it feels sturdy and supportive, whether you’re upright with coffee or fully horizontal with a blanket.

Fabric options range from durable performance weaves that can handle everyday life to softer upholstery that leans cozy and lounge-forward.

If you want a chair that turns into a bed without spending your entire furniture budget, the Serta Cooper makes a strong case for itself. At 36 inches wide, it looks like a clean, modern accent chair by day. Nothing about it screams “guest backup plan.” That is, until you need it to.

Instead of hiding a bulky mattress inside, this convertible chair bed simply unfolds forward into a flat sleep surface. No complicated mechanics. No wrestling with metal bars. It’s more of a mattress-chair hybrid, which keeps it lightweight and apartment-friendly. Assembly is straightforward, and the cozy boucle upholstery keeps things practical and easy to style. The high-density foam cushioning offers solid support for overnight guests, sleepovers, or that friend who “just needs to crash.”

At 45.5 inches wide, the Sven has the scale of a true lounge chair, not a temporary guest solution. It features deep tufting, rounded arms, two bolster pillows, and a solid wood frame, giving it that mid-century profile that feels substantial in a living room. Upright, it measures roughly 33 inches high and 38.5 inches deep, so it’s deep enough to be genuinely comfortable for everyday use.

This is not a traditional pull-out chair bed with a separate innerspring mattress. Instead, the seat folds forward into a foam- and fiber-padded sleep surface that rests close to the floor. The mechanism is simple and streamlined, which keeps the chair from feeling bulky. Fully extended, the sleeping area measures approximately 77 inches long by 35.5 inches wide, offering enough length for most adults. Comfort lands closer to a well-cushioned futon than a hotel bed, making it best suited for occasional overnight guests rather than week-long sleepovers.

Upholstery options include Napa leather (which develops a natural patina over time and wipes clean easily), as well as woven fabric options that feel softer and more relaxed. Because the frame and cushions are built for daily lounging, it performs just as well as a chair as it does as a sleeper.

“My little pup got his teeth extracted, and sometimes he leaves some kibble on the floor. Having this lightweight, cordless vacuum is a dream for quick cleanups after his breakfast spills. I use it nearly every day—for both small messes and to finish off deep cleans—and I love it. It doesn’t feel like a hassle to lug out of the closet, it’s easy to maneuver around the house, and it cleans seriously well. This Dyson has saved my carpets (and my sanity!).” –Stacey, Head of Video

“I still stand by my Dyson Ball Animal pick from last year, but we’ve added the V8 to our arsenal as a lightweight and versatile option that is more handy in certain types of situations, like reaching underneath furniture or cleaning an area higher up. The included crevice tool is great for reaching tight spots, and overall the V8 has all the impressive design quality the brand is known for.” –Barb Dybwad, Sr. Director of Digital Strategy & Operations

“We have two big German Shepherds at home, so vacuuming every day is a must. This lightweight vacuum works well for picking up dust and debris on our hardwood floors, but it’s also powerful enough to pick up dog hair on the carpets, dog beds, and furniture. Plus, it comes in a few cute colors and it’s cheaper than many other powerful vacuums on the market.” –McKenzie Pendergrass, Social Media Editor

“I have seen this thing all over the internet and everyone claims it’s worth the hype, especially if you have pets. (I have two!) I’m here to report—it lives up to the chatter. You don’t even want to know what kind of dirt and grime I emptied out of it after using this for the first time on my sofa. It has several formula options (I chose the pet-specific one) and it does require some drying time, but my couch has never been cleaner. Here’s my full review, if you’re interested.” –Megan, Editorial Director

“This vacuum is absolutely a must living in an apartment with a furry dog! It’s quiet, lightweight, and easy to charge and dump. Plus, it doesn’t freak out my pup, Parker, when I use it. I also love that it has different settings and ends to reach all the nooks and crannies where dog hair and dust settle!” –Aly, Community Manager

“I’ve been using the Shark Navigator vacuum cleaner for over ten years, and it is still as wonderful as the first day I got it! It’s so satisfying to empty the canister after vacuuming rugs, mattresses, and bare floors. It seems to pick up every bit of dust, dirt, and debris in my home. I’ve never had any issues with this vacuum and hope to use it for another ten years.” –Kelly, Digital Marketing Manager

“When it comes to affordability, a slim profile, and actually working pretty dang well, this vacuum can’t be beat. It can convert to a stick, hand, or stair vacuum and has a crevice tool for those little spaces that drive you nuts. I’ve been using it as my primary vacuum for about a month, and I’ve been seriously impressed with how it tackles all the dirt in my house. Plus, it’s under $40 and comes in a ton of cute colors. I mean…” –Megan

“I’ve had version 2 of the Dyson Ball Animal for years and it’s far and away the best vacuum I’ve ever owned. Its suction power is still strong (unlike others that seem to grow weaker over time), the unique ball design helps it maneuver around various household obstacles, and the hose attachment allows you to reach any tight (or high) spots. I haven’t yet tried version 3, but it’s definitely also worth a consideration as the newest model in the line.” –Barb

“I am (admittedly) a clean freak, and while my adorable dog Nashie is the love of my life, she sheds…everywhere! It drives me nuts. Thankfully, this vacuum has been such a game-changer. I use it on a daily basis. From the sofa to the carpet, it quickly takes care of all the irritating hair. (Which also leaves more time for important doggy snuggles!) Plus it’s quiet, which means it’s Nashie-approved too. Do all dogs hate vacuums as much as mine?” –Erica, Social Media Senior Director

“Call me old-fashioned, but I am at the point in my life where no vacuum other than a canister-style vacuum will do. I finally gave up on Dyson and went back to this tried-and-true method of cleaning.” –Jimmy, Art Director

“The Roomba is a classic for a reason. What’s better than taking the chore out of the actual chore? This is an easy way to maintain your floors in-between deep cleans, and bonus points that you can control it with your phone. I’ve had one and I’ve also purchased one as a gift.” –Megan

Designed with small spaces in mind, this low-profile rolling rack makes it easy to tuck shoes out of sight when you need extra room. The minimalist steel frame keeps things looking sleek, and wheels add flexibility, whether you’re sliding it under shelving or using it on a closet floor.

Pros:
✓ Wheels make it easy to move or store
✓ Tucks neatly under shelves
✓ Simple, modern design

Cons:
✗ Holds fewer pairs than larger racks
✗ Assembly may take some patience
✗ Wheels may not roll smoothly for everyone

Dimensions: 20.9″ W x 12.8″ D x 9.1″ H

Looking to free up some floor space? These wall-mounted racks make smart use of vertical space, keeping your favorite pairs visible, organized, and ready to grab. And since they won’t crowd floors or shelves, they’re a perfect solution for entryways, closets, mudrooms, and more.

Pros:
✓ Frees up floor space
✓ Keeps shoes visible and accessible
✓ Clean, minimal look

Cons:
✗ Requires wall installation
✗ Holds fewer pairs than larger racks
✗ May not feel as sturdy as freestanding units

Dimensions: 20.07″ W x 4.92″ D x 2.75″ H

If you like everything in its place, this cubby-style shoe bench is perfect for keeping your kicks neat and tidy. The open compartments make it easy to keep pairs separated, while the top doubles as a seat for slipping into your shoes comfortably.

Pros:
✓ Cubbies keep pairs neat and separated
✓ Bench top adds seating or display space
✓ Holds a large number of shoes

Cons:
✗ Cubby sizing may feel tight for boots and other larger footwear
✗ Open design leaves shoes visible
✗ Wider footprint than compact racks

Dimensions: 41.3″ W x 11.8″ D x 18.9″ H

This sleek shoe rack from Japanese homeware company Yamazaki is all about maximizing space without sacrificing style. With five shelves for shoes, plus a wooden top that doubles as a handy catch-all space, it’s perfect for entryways, hallways, or closets in need of some organization.

Pros:
✓ Narrow design fits well in tight spaces
✓ Holds a good number of shoes for its size
✓ Easy to assemble and lightweight to move

Cons:
✗ Some users report it can feel a bit wobbly
✗ Price may sound high for what you get

Dimensions: 25.98″ W x 9.84″ D x 34.25″ H

This 360-degree rotating shoe rack is a total game-changer for shoe storage! With space for up to 24 pairs, it lets you easily see and access your shoes from any angle, and it’s also great for storing and displaying other closet essentials you want on display, like handbags, clutches, or hats.

Pros:
✓ Rotating design makes shoes easy to access
✓ Holds a high number of pairs
✓ Straightforward assembly for most users

Cons:
✗ May feel bulky for smaller spaces
✗ MDF build may not feel high-end to some

Dimensions: 23.4″ W x 23.4″ D x 39″ H

This expandable shoe rack is perfect for tight spaces, stretching from 18 to 33 inches to fit your closet just right. Best of all, you won’t need any tools for setup—just hand-tighten a few screws and you’re done, with a sturdy rack that holds up to 12 pairs of shoes, boots, and more.

Pros:
✓ Expandable width works in different spaces
✓ Tool-free assembly is quick and easy
✓ Sturdy metal frame holds everyday shoes well

Cons:
✗ Lower capacity than larger racks
✗ Design may feel too utilitarian to some
✗ Not ideal for very tall boots

Dimensions: 18–33″ W x 8.86″ D x 17.1″ H

Looking for a custom storage solution that grows with your needs? This stackable two-shelf shoe organizer from The Container Store holds up to eight pairs of women’s shoes or six pairs of men’s shoes—but there’s always room for more when you add additional units.

Pros:
✓ Stackable design helps maximize closet space
✓ Easy setup
✓ Works well for organizing everyday shoes

Cons:
✗ Some users report it feels flimsy
✗ Shelf height may not fit taller heels

Dimensions: 31″ W x 11.5″ D x 11.5″ H

No more digging around for your favorite pair. These drop-front shoe boxes from The Container Store are designed for maximum visibility and convenience, with a magnetic front that drops down for quick and easy access to your favorite pairs.

Pros:
✓ Clear design makes contents easy to see
✓ Magnetic drop-front door protects shoes
✓ Sturdy and holds up well when stacked

Cons:
✗ Vent hole may let dust in
✗ Door style may not suit everyone

Dimensions: 10.5″ W x 13.5″ D x 7.75″ H

This option is a win-win on all fronts. The functional shoe rack doubles as an entryway bench with hidden storage for things like magazines, keys, hats, and other miscellaneous items. Plus, the taller side compartment is perfect for storing boots or high heels. 

Pros:
✓ Offers both seating and shoe storage
✓ Includes a drawer and an umbrella stand
✓ Bamboo construction adds warmth

Cons:
✗ Limited shoe capacity compared to larger racks
✗ Slatted shelves won’t hold smaller items
✗ Cushion comfort may vary

Dimensions: 39″ W x 11.6″ D x 19.5″ H

A closed-storage shoe rack that looks gorgeous in small entryways? Yes please! The half-moon rattan design is perfect for the mid-century modern home. And if you’re someone who loves shoes but hates visual clutter, this is a perfect option for you.

Pros:
✓ Slim profile works well in narrow spaces
✓ Accommodates multiple pairs comfortably
✓ Extra drawer space for small items

Cons:
✗ Mixed feedback on sturdiness
✗ Size may be smaller than expected (always double check dimensions!)

Dimensions: 23.34″ W x 8.66″ D x 41.14″ H

This slatted shoe rack from Amazon is a versatile solution that’s stylish enough for the hallway, entryway, or closet. Its bamboo frame looks sleek and modern, plus it’s available with two or three tiers and comes in three color options: black, mocha, and natural.

Pros:
✓ Easy to assemble
✓ Fits well in small spaces
✓ Stackable for added storage

Cons:
✗ Mixed feedback on sturdiness
✗ Some users question its durability

Dimensions: 27.2″ W x 11″ D x 13.2″ H

Not only does this narrow shoe rack hold up to eight pairs, but it also features hooks for bags, hats, and more. At 11 inches wide, it can easily fit near the front door, the corner of the bedroom, or in the closet.

Pros:
✓ Narrow size for smaller areas
✓ Users say it feels sturdy
✓ Removable partitions offer flexibility

Cons:
✗ Assembly may take some trial and error
✗ Particleboard construction may feel basic to some
✗ Not ideal for heavier items

Dimensions: 11″ W x 11″ D x 44.5″ H

Worried that your shoe collection is too heavy for an over-the-door organizer? Then this option is perfect for you. It can hold a whopping 40 pounds in its 24 pockets, and you can install it in seconds, no tools or hardware required.

Pros:
✓ Holds many pairs in a compact format
✓ Easy to hang with no tools needed
✓ Lightweight and multipurpose

Cons:
✗ Pocket sizing may not fit all shoe types
✗ Fit varies depending on door space

Dimensions: 19″ W x 4.5″ D x 64″ H

Hide your shoe collection in plain sight with this 28-pair shoe cabinet from Amazon. It features a fabric shade that pulls down to hide what’s inside, and the shelves are also adjustable to fit everything from knee-high boots to ballet flats.

Pros:
✓ Stores a large number of shoes
✓ Covered design helps reduce dust
✓ Adjustable tiers for different footwear

Cons:
✗ Assembly may take some time
✗ Fabric shelving won’t feel as sturdy as wood or metal
✗ Bulkier than open racks

Dimensions: 36″ W x 11.4″ D x 49″ H

Perfect for busy households, this five-tier shoe rack will transform your entryway from an unmanageable disaster to an organized dream. There’s room for everyone’s footwear here. The top surface is also the ideal height for keys and other important items.

Pros:
✓ Holds a large number of shoes
✓ Narrow footprint fits tight areas
✓ Wood top adds extra storage space

Cons:
✗ Open shelving leaves shoes exposed
✗ Metal mesh may not suit delicate footwear
✗ Taller height may not fit under low shelving

Dimensions: 29.5″ W x 11.8″ D x 33.5″ H

Boots are made for walking—but not so much for storing. This boot stand is specifically designed to handle tall footwear that’s notoriously hard to keep organized. It holds boots upright, ensuring that they keep their shape between outings.

Pros:
✓ Designed specifically to hold tall boots upright
✓ Helps maintain boot shape
✓ Compact footprint fits closets or entryways well

Cons:
✗ Limited to a small number of pairs
✗ Height may not fit all boot styles
✗ Posts may loosen over time

Dimensions: 25″ W x 8″ D x 18.5″ H

Featuring a mix of wood and metal, this shoe organizer is as beautiful looking as it is functional. Slatted shelves and caged sides also ensure proper ventilation, keeping your shoes protected and in tip-top shape.

Pros:
✓ Accommodates multiple pairs
✓ Quick assembly for most users

Cons:
✗ Shelf weight capacity is limited
✗ Open design leaves shoes unprotected

Dimensions: 30″ W x 12″ D x 18″ H

Sleek and simple, this affordable shoe rack gets the job done without breaking the bank. The four sturdy tiers can also hold as many as 20 pairs of shoes. Its slim design and metal frame could be perfect for the closet, or in the entryway for an industrial feel.

Pros:
✓ Affordable option with good capacity
✓ Flexible setup and stacking options
✓ Easy, tool-free assembly

Cons:
✗ Some customers say it can feel a bit wobbly
✗ Plastic connectors may not hold up to heavy use

Dimensions: 36.2″ W x 11.8″ D x 29.1″ H

Urn vases are beloved for their classic, sculptural shape and the way they make any arrangement feel instantly elevated. This low, wide ceramic version stands out for its artisanal texture and hand-carved, hand-glazed details. It’s the kind of piece that looks especially good filled with loose greenery, hydrangeas, or styled solo on a shelf or mantel.

Fishbowl vases are known for creating full, sculptural arrangements with very little effort, and this globe-style design takes that idea a step further. Originally created for an Italian ceramics company in the early 1980s, this timeless beauty combines the best of both worlds with a rounded glass exterior and a frosted inner cylinder that neatly hides stems to let the flowers take center stage. It looks especially striking with loose bouquets, single-variety blooms, or even minimal greenery.

If your goal is to let a stunning selection of florals do the talking, you can’t beat the simplicity of a glass hurricane vase. One of the best types of flower vases on the market, this elegant beauty touts a long body for stems and a wide base for extra stability. The generous width of the mouth (it’s 7 inches) gives your stems room to breathe and ensures they splay out perfectly.

With graphic ribbing and a geometric shape, this durable glass vase adds an eye-catchingly modern vibe to a simple collection of tulips or fluttery greenery. Even better, it’s available in a wide range of sizes, from medium to extra large, so you can easily fit in as many stems as your heart desires.

Never underestimate the power of a bud vase. Though they’re tiny, these petite floral vases can deliver a major impact, especially when grouped together in an arrangement. This collection from West Elm comes with three pieces that vary slightly in design, mouth blown by artisans and made from recycled glass, giving them a very slight green hue.

Ceramic material adds a nice juxtaposition to the fresh liveliness of florals, combining a variety of textures for a look that feels natural and sophisticated. This hand-crafted ceramic flower vase is made from red clay and finished with a faux cement texture that would be beautiful in both traditional or industrial-style spaces. 

Whether you’re building out your wedding registry or shopping for a sentimental gift, you can’t go wrong with a personalized flower vase. We love this classic julep vase, which is made from glimmering nickel-plated stainless steel and features a subtle beading detail at both the top and the bottom. Best of all, the piece can be customized with your choice of 14 stunning monograms for a sophisticated finish.

If you prefer a more-is-more look when it comes to your blooms, a colorful glass vase could be just the complement you need for a bold and bountiful arrangement. This two-piece vase from Etsy maker Cloudnola combines vibrant green and pretty pink into a funky flower holder. Even better, the two pieces can be arranged in a variety of ways, giving you the option to create a different look every time.

How’s this for charming? This unique vase mimics the size and shape of a book, with a “title” and wording on the spine, just like the real deal. Gift it to a friend as a clever nod to their towering to-be-read pile or purchase it for your own home and then style it on your shelf as a living bookend.

When you look to buy something as simple as a white flower vase, you want to shop for a piece that boasts special features that increase its uniqueness. This pinch-top vase is hand thrown to resemble a paper bag, and touts little nooks and crannies to stick stems into. Available in seven different sizes, it’s finished with dual glazes—a high gloss on the inside and creamy satin alabaster on the outside.

Antiques are a foolproof way to add a timeless patina to any room in your home, and vases are often incredibly easy to find. Still, if you haven’t had any luck combing local estate sales or vintage shops, Pottery Barn has created a worthwhile option in its Montrose vase. The terracotta piece—which is covered with a chinoiserie-inspired bird print—touts a timeworn crackle glaze and chips to lend the effect of age.

If you’re not all that confident about your floristry skills, an Ikebana-style vase will help you cheat your way to the perfect arrangement. Modeled after the popular minimalistic Japanese arranging style, Ikebana-style vases often tout holes where you can insert stems, allowing them to be held in place and giving your flower arrangement a sculptural look.