Shoes on the terrace; where to put them? Would a cabinet be the solution?

The most beautiful plans are useless if the 1.5-year-old runs away with them... we once had a few standing on the terrace, now I go barefoot

In winter, it has to be sturdy footwear anyway, there is nothing in between... 6 weeks ago still 50 cm of snow now 27 degrees on the coast..

Quick side question to understand the problem. Is it about "I go out to the terrace to work and move in the dirt / get firewood around the corner" or about the normal use of the terrace, for example to sit outside, have breakfast, or sunbathe?

I go out the back into my garden. There I usually dig in the soil, between my roses or the peas, play with the cat in the grass, or work on my paths and trellises. I could also go out the front, but there I can't leave the door open to quickly slip back in. It’s simply nicer out the back. But I almost always get dirty.

You’re already wearing those mega ugly rubber shoes from the manufacturer Crocs

I'll say it freely, after Lagerfeld...

"Whoever wears Crocs has lost control over their life..."

Where those things are lying around, there really is nothing left to save visually. SCNR...

But to the OP's question; I can't really understand the problem either. If I want to work in the garden and get dirty doing it, I go out the front door. From there you also get to the garden shed with all the garden tools. It wouldn't even occur to me to walk through my living room in work clothes.

If I just want to go to the terrace to sit there, there are only flip-flops, socks or barefoot.

Best regards,

Andreas

What? Crocs are out of style, flip-flops are in? They are all Crocs... Aldi-slippers flip-flops do not exist

My wife wears these Crocs, looks like bear paws when she has them on. However, I prefer Birkenstock Arizona Birkoflor in dark blue. When I have to go to the countryside, then boots, Dunlop, or old boat shoes from Clarks.