Comfort issues - shoe storage.

[DoubleWhisky]

I do not want to put it into the "Feel of safety, feel of comfort" thread, as I want to start asking very detailed questions (not only to Ladies)

My wife point of view is that all the storage on boat should be organised in the way: all different things should have they own, dedicated and purposefully built place.
So, for example, we have the separate shelved locker built to store the spare linen and towels (we carry quite a lot of this)
We have also two (Her and mine) dedicated shelved locker for shoes.
Her has one shelf higher, to accomodate high heels
We have the same space alloted for our personal belongings, so effectively Her storage is more generous - I'm the bigger one
My shoe locker is good for six pairs of shoes. She can squeez nine pairs (three high-heeled included), as She has much slimmer feet than me

While discussing the design of the boat I'm involved into (75 ft. cruiser) my Dearest insisted that shoe storages for such a boat should be as follow:

1. Owners cabin - 12 pairs per person (I imagine that 12 pairs for average man means 16 pairs for average woman - let it be...)
2. Children/youngsters cabin - 8 pairs per person
3. Gust cabins - 6 pairs per person
4. All shoe storage arranged in dedicated drawers, not lockers.

My own opinion was that it is kind of an overkill, but all comments are welcomed.

Now we are starting to disscuss the hanging and shelved lockers, so I probably will be back quite sooon....

Best regards

Tomasz