For homeowners with the luxury of space, a walk-in pantry is a great option, adding convenience, organization, and storage space to your kitchen. Including specialized storage inside, such as shelving and pull-outs, will help maintain an organized and de-cluttered space.
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Hidden Pantry
A hidden pantry provides a large amount of space and organization in your kitchen without compromising kitchen space or style. What looks like a wall panel is, in reality, pocket doors which open up to an organized, spacious pantry.
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Open Pantry
If you don’t have the space for a closed pantry, an open pantry is a great alternative option. Open shelving adds additional square footage to a small space and a convenient means of finding what you need. It is also an opportunity to put special pieces on display. This galley-style kitchen maximizes space from floor to ceiling.
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Butler’s Pantry
A butler’s pantry is a functional space that can do more than store wine and serving items. More and more, this space is being utilized as a wet bar as well as storage and prep area. Including a wine refrigerator and ample counter and storage space will ensure that you get the greatest benefit from the space.
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