Show me your small Pantry?
Kathy Scott
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Comments (9)If it were me I would definitely block up the back door as you are planning. I would also get rid of the door to what is presumably the understairs cupboard. Even if this is steps to a cellar you can relocate the door to the room next door. I would fit the kitchen with the washer/dryer/dishwasher sink in a row. On the opposite side I would have tall units then the hob. I prefer built in fridges because they don’t stand out and will sit more comfortably in this galley kitchen- if you had two side by side fridges you would have more space than in an American style fridge but personally I would have one fridge and one tall cupboard for storage. Even if you have a range you will likely want a microwave so instead I would have the ovens you want stacked in a tower- the image shows mismatched appliances and the microwave is too high but you get the idea! You could also have extra depth cabinets on this side of the room. They are normally just 8cm deeper but that probably mean 15% more storage. You could also look for cabinets with a lower plinth and taller door because again this means more storage. I would try not to crowd the walls with cabinets for fear of drawing the room in and would prefer to see open shelves on the sink wall. In the second part of the room I would have a small table and chairs. I wouldn’t have full depth storage here as I think the room being lower will make it feel tight. But you could have a demi height, reduced depth cabinet for loads of extra storage- I have mirrored mine to help the room feel bigger....See MoreShow us your views
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Sonia
last yearI’m being very brave by showing you my very untidy pantry. It’s original and built under the stairs so has an annoying sloping roof. It looks much tidier with the door shut…….
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PROCocoona Designs
last yearHi Kathy!
i dont have a pantry, i wish i did! however mad_about_the_house posted a reel on instagram ( think it was yesterday) showing a kitchen with a very small pantry.
Definitely worth a look…..
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Kim