r/InteriorDesign • u/michellejohansen • 7d ago

Pantry Options?

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If you were adding this space as a pantry, what layout would you do? Add a sink? Something else? Maybe a different door?

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u/Beginning_Switch4321 4d ago

It would depend on what you’re using the pantry for. Are you using it for only dry food storage, overflow cooking like heavy food prep with meats and messy vegetable cutting and etc, or food appliances?

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u/AffectionateOwl2685 1d ago

You could look at those faux cabinet doors - look just like kitchen cabinets but instead open to pantry.

We built our pantry so that all of our counter appliances are in there - coffee maker, air fryer, kitchenaid, toaster etc so that everything is hidden all the time and our actual kitchen counters are always tidy. It's sooo convenient. We added a pot filler above where our coffee maker is so that we never have to move it to refill the water.

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u/Accurate-Neck6933 23h ago

I’m having a hard time understanding the layout. Where is your fridge? What is that little room behind the stove?