An entryway cabinet is installed next to the door to make organization easier

Even in a compact home renovation where there is no dedicated entrance space at the door, there should still be an entrance cabinet!

Place an entryway cabinet next to the door, including a variety of storage spaces. With “easy access” as the design element, place a shoe cabinet within 120-150 centimeters of the door, along with personal belongings, umbrellas, and worn coats. The comprehensive storage functions of different items make it easier to organize and the storage locations of items are more reasonable.

Soft light source makes you feel warm when you go home

Install light strips in the hollow position of the entrance cabinet and under the suspended floor cabinet. The soft light penetrates like a beacon in the dark, making every family member feel warmer when they return home.

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Integrated shoe changing stool suitable for both adults and children

On the side of the shoe cabinet, near the door, place an integrated shoe-changing stool. Whether it is a child who has just learned to put on his own shoes, an elderly person with limited mobility, or parents carrying large and small bags, there is a place for them. Sit down and slowly put on and take off your shoes without losing your balance or embarrassingly knocking things off your hands. A shoe-changing stool can bring convenience to the whole family, and it is definitely a worthwhile design.

Leave space for bags and jackets

The area above the shoe-changing stool is hollowed out for convenience so that users do not bump their heads when sitting or standing up. This space can be used to install hooks and serve as a temporary place to store bags and coats.

If you also want a custom-made, built-in entrance cabinet/shoe cabinet as part of your home renovation or interior fit-out, you are welcome to contact our furniture salesperson at any time.

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