If you have a kitchen, you have a pantry of some sort—whether it’s a single cabinet or a designated closet-like space off your kitchen, it’s the place you store your cereals, spices, dishes, and more. The question is: how to keep it all in order?
Though you’re not likely to take an anonymous peek inside the pantries of other people’s homes, who wouldn’t want to? Here, a glimpse inside 11 pantries of which we’re fond (admittedly: some highly styled, but some less so).
Above: An open pantry in the North Chattanooga, Tennessee, kitchen of Local Milk blogger Beth Kirby, was designed by Jersey Ice Cream Co. and fabricated in one month. See the rest of the moody space in The One-Month Makeover: Beth Kirby’s Star-Is-Born Kitchen. Photograph by and courtesy of Beth Kirby. Above: Says photographer Abi Campbell of her kitchen pantry, “I had a funny dead space at the end of my kitchen, and Plain English suggested that I turn it into a pantry. I blew my budget here, but I love being able to see everything and getting my hands on it fast.” See the rest of the gray-and-white design in Reader Rehab: A Photographer’s Kitchen in London. Photograph by Matt Clayton, courtesy of Abi Campbell. Above: In the “Bistro” kitchen by Swedish firm Ballingslöv, dark gray shelves hold the essentials behind a glass-fronted corner cabinet. See the rest in Kitchen of the Week: A Swedish Kitchen with a Place for Everything. Photograph courtesy of Ballingslöv. Above: Architects Butler Armsden rehabbed a 1939 William Wurster home in the Pacific Heights neighborhood of San Francisco, generous pantry and artistic flair included. Photograph by Eric Rorer, courtesy of Butler Armsden.
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