"shoe cupboard" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it any time you are referring to a storage unit specifically used for shoes. For example, "I keep all of my extra shoes in the shoe cupboard in my bedroom."
American Apparel and Asos are doing 90s dungarees, there is cute plaid to be had at APC, and you can spice up your shoe cupboard with some platforms from Whistles.
As Joel wows the women with heels and head-dresses, the Jewish mums trade rival tales of who owns the largest walk-in shoe cupboard, who's got more impending grandchildren and who keeps the strictest Sabbath.
We love: Birthday boots A bright yellow workman's boot does not sound like the most obvious candidate for wardrobe icon status but with 40 years of steady sales under its belt and a host of celebrity wearers, Timberland's most famous creation has earned its place in the shoe cupboard of fame.
This basically translates as a lot of snaps of them posing on super yachts, or on private jets, or in their drive-through shoe cupboards and whatnot.
The chests are a quilt chest, wardrobe, bookshelf, cupboard and shoe closet, while the appliances comprise a TV, refrigerator, washing machine, electric fan, sewing machine, tape recorder and camera.
I left my breakfast tray on my bed and left my shoes in the cupboard.
Later, I told my wife that I will keep the shoes in my cupboard until I see my mum.
He recalled being made to spit-polish 80 pairs of shoes in a broom cupboard.
The whole store cupboard.
Clutches and shoes rest in a white cupboard near a case of accessories.
I still have my father-in-law's shoes in a box in the cupboard of my writing room.
