a kind of reverence for the things you actually wear. In St. Matthews, where morning routines move at the pace of a neighborhood that values both polish and practicality, the shoe storage we build reflects that tempo—angled display shelves in rift-sawn white oak hold each pair at precisely the right tilt for visibility, while felt-lined pull-out drawers beneath protect leather soles from scuffing against one another. The lighting here is deliberate too, integrated LED strips recessed into each shelf so that choosing between a brown cap-toe and a black one never becomes a guessing game. And when the collection grows, as collections in homes like these inevitably do, the system itself is designed to