The Brief
Sometimes pantries are dark cupboards where jars of sauce go to expire. We wanted to avoid that trap completely. The brief was to create a storage space that adds character to the kitchen rather than just being a hole in the wall.
The Details
The client installed a Crittal-style door. It physically separates the food storage from the main kitchen, keeping the clutter contained, but visually keeps the sightlines open. Inside, we used natural oak open shelving against soft off-white closed cabinetry and a useful worktop area. Crucially, the shelves are shallow, meaning you can see everything at a glance, transforming a standard storage space into a masterclass in organisation.
Imagining Something Like This?
Talk to the design team behind this walk-in pantry, or start with our Look Book of recent projects. Every design is priced to your home and made to order in our own workshop in Gorey.
The Finished Walk-In Pantry
Anchored by a rugged grey flagstone floor and flooded with natural light from the window, this space has become a functional and attractive display case for groceries and small appliances. See more of our walk-in pantries.
Questions About This Walk-In Pantry
The Crittall-style door separates the food storage from the main kitchen to contain the clutter, but keeps the sightlines open.
Shallow shelves mean you can see everything at a glance, so nothing gets lost at the back.
Natural oak open shelving against soft off-white closed cabinetry, with a useful worktop area and a grey flagstone floor.
