Abstract: A rotary shoe storage device includes a base member and a pivot extending outwardly from and attached to the base member. A shelf for supporting shoes has an inclined surface and a hub connected to and extending outwardly from the shelf. The hub is provided with an aperture for engaging the pivot thus enabling pivoting of the shelf about the base member. The hub is further provided with a plurality of surface slots for receiving partitions which divide the shelf into adjustable compartments to accommodate various shoe sizes. The shelf is provided with a peripheral flange to generally confine the shoes within each compartment. The device can be placed beneath a conventional bed or mounted to an underside of the bed. The shelf can be provided with a clamp for mounting to a vertically disposed shaft of a rotary shoe rack.