Boot-Room Entry System — photography in a real, lived-in home to come
In design
Boot-Room Entry System
The door explains itself, so mornings need fewer instructions.
The problem it solves
Every exit and arrival runs through one adult who knows where each person’s things are. Giving each family member a named zone means belongings come back to the right place, and a child can be responsible for their own bag without being told.
The design is settled. Production route, materials and dimensions are still being worked through.
What is included
- Individual name signs
- Clearly labelled bag and shoe zones
- Designed to coordinate with the Boot Room Label Collection
- Expandable to nursery, school, sports and seasonal equipment
Dimensions, materials and finish
- Construction
- Matches the acrylic label collections — frosted plate, fine black border, typewriter wording
- Name signs
- One per family member
- Zones
- Bags, shoes and everyday equipment
- Expansion
- Nursery, school, sports and seasonal equipment
Fitting and use
- Clean and dry the surface before fitting. Nothing sticks reliably to dust or polish residue.
- Two adhesive tabs on the reverse. Position the plate before pressing — the tabs hold firmly once set.
- Fit at eye level for the person who uses the cupboard most, which is often a child rather than an adult.
Surface compatibility and care
- Wipe with a damp cloth. No abrasive cleaners or solvents, which will dull the frosted face.
- Surface compatibility, moisture resistance and whether the tabs remove cleanly are all confirmed in prototype testing, and stated here before sale.
Production and dispatch
Not yet on sale. Dispatch estimates are published once the production route is settled.
Personalisation and returns
Name signs are the one place personalisation earns its cost — a zone without a name belongs to nobody. Production route and lead time are confirmed before sale.
Returns and cancellation terms are published in Help before anything goes on sale.