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Discover Ludwig"shoe closet" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to a designated area or storage space specifically for shoes. Example: "I organized my shoes neatly in the shoe closet to make more space in my bedroom."
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An expensive shoe closet: worth every dollar.
"I do love Jayma's shoe closet," Mr. Campbell said.
I was also a fan of the "shoe closet".
And if there's an epicentre of that culture, it may be Paris Hilton's shoe closet.
Mr. Abbas installed a similar shoe closet in his previous apartment in Brooklyn.
Instead, she designed a shoe closet, a nifty sliding cabinet she demonstrated prettily.
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Also shoe closets for "1,757 pairs of shoes," he said.
Each of her shoe closets is protected by a digital lock.
Supposedly too many Americans tried to reproduce Versailles, building and buying homes with zillions of bathrooms, shoe closets, Jacuzzis and eight-car garages.
Coat and shoe closets were added, an island was put into the kitchen, and walls were knocked down to open up the kitchen, living and dining areas.
On Tuesday, Nine West will introduce Channel 9 (channelnine.com), featuring programming that covers various aspects of footwear, like walking in stilettos, shoe repair tips and overflowing shoe closets.
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