Elmer Jacobi
Having a functional and well organized pantry with shelves, drawers and pullout baskets are the stuff that kitchens dreams are made of. Just imagine how clutter-free your countertops would be is everything was tucked away so neat and tidy in your kitchen pantry.
You can have this customized storage solution with some simple planning.
Keep heavy items like bottled water, cans and small appliances on the bottom of the pantry for easy access. Pro Tip: Barley|Pfeiffer Architects typically recommends 3 depth levels for pantry shelving and storage: 6 inches for canned goods, 12 inches for boxed goods and canisters and 16 inches for small appliances and large storage (dog food, etc.) The shelves or cabinets should be installed first, then paper the remaining walls.
Illuminating the space is the Flos Fucsia 1 Pendant Lamp by Achille Castiglioni. Designed in a u-shape, you can stand in the pantry and have simple access to items. Contact your local custom closet company to fabricate this same pantry.
The countertop is a maple butcher block., while the floor tile is slate. A circa 1830s farmhouse kitchen underwent a complete renovation, focusing on storage and near-availability of tools and accessories. This traditional kitchen pantry features recessed-panel cabinets, white cabinets, stainless steel appliances and richly colored hardwood floors.
A microwave and warming drawer are tucked away to capitalize on space. A double pantry cupboard with drawers al pullout baskets to the bottom. This pantry reflects an intuitive idea for creating a functional space.
Try storing dry food items such as rice, flour and sugar in glass jars and label them for organization.
Adjacent to the Fischer Paykel fridge is a compact pantry storage solution — a similar design is the Space Tower by BLUM. This bespoke pantry features a matte lacquer in Farrow & Ball Skimming Stone and book matched horizontal Walnut veneer.
A traditional walk-in kitchen pantry in a Minnesota home features a rolling library ladder for accessibility to upper shelves. Open shelves allows for easy storage solutions and organization of dry goods, cookbooks and other pantry items.
Inside view of a pantry showing stainless steel mesh drawer fronts for dry-good storage and adjustable shelves. In the kitchen, the countertops are granite in Green Ubatuba, while the backsplash tile is travertine.
The cabinets and the flooring are Maple with a custom finish applied on site. This custom designed pantry is an L-shape; the portion shown is about 14′ x 6′, and the L is about 10′ x 13′.
The cabinetry paint color is Benjamin Moore, Stratton Blue HC-142, while the cabinet hardware is from Haffele. On the floors, the architect painted on the existing wood, to wear down over time.
The shelf color is Rock Gray 1615 | Benjamin Moore, in a Satin Finish.
The metal wire storage baskets can be found at retailers such as Container Store, Target or Walmart. The wire basket units fixed to the wall are a great solution for limited depth spaces, while the pull out shelf/drawers are much better than regular shelves that get easily cluttered and make items unfindable. This farmhouse style pantry is accessed by a pair of reclaimed wood, sliding barn board doors.
Mixing classic style and reclaimed materials creates an organic and stylish kitchen space. A coastal style home in Virginia features this well organized pantry with open shelving, a countertop, pullout wire bins and drawer storage.
Chalkboard signs on the wall allows for a weeks worth of menu planning!
A contemporary kitchen pantry with large pull-out units for organization, supplied by Plato Cabinetry — Inovae line. The vertical cabinetry is a refined MDF with a painted finish. A cozy Canadian home features this compact pantry with shallow shelving.
Baskets with labels are perfect for storing random essentials or fruits and vegetables that do not need to be refrigerated. Clear canisters are great for pasta noodles, and baking essentials such as sugar and flour. This well organized pantry is clutter-free, just get rid of all of the packaging and use baskets, bins and containers for tidy storage. This dreamy small pantry features a pocketing door with open shelving.
We love the contrast between the crisp white walls, shelves and the black bins and clear canisters with lids. This fabulous pantry features plenty of organization, starting with the white stackable bins for canned goods on the floor, sourced from Walmart and Big Lots.
To create an efficient and functional pantry, begin with one area, get it organized, and then move onto the next! This amazing pantry is organized with products from the Container Store, including the Water Hyacinth Storage Bins and various clear canisters for storing cereal, nuts, crackers and baking supplies.
