Pantry system. If your kitchen can’t accommodate a walk-in pantry, consider a pantry system. Unfolding like origami, a pantry system offers unparalleled organization within a cabinet, so you’ll be able to find what you’re looking for quickly and easily. Many systems are available, with different configurations, heights and shelving options.
What I like about this one is that it’s rather simple and doesn’t have a lot of swinging components. Because its interior is oriented vertically and not horizontally, as in a traditional pantry, the visual barriers are eliminated and it’s easy to see items from top to bottom.
Cost: Varies, as different manufacturers offer an array configurations and sizes. Designed by Jensen Design for Tommy Hein Architects, the system (by Häfele) seen here cost about $2,500 installed.
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Pantry system. If your kitchen can’t accommodate a walk-in pantry, consider a pantry system. Unfolding like origami, a pantry system offers unparalleled organization within a cabinet, so you’ll be able to find what you’re looking for quickly and easily. Many systems are available, with different configurations, heights and shelving options. What I like about this one is that it’s rather simple and doesn’t have a lot of swinging components. Because its interior is oriented vertically and not horizontally, as in a traditional pantry, the visual barriers are eliminated and it’s easy to see items from top to bottom. Cost: Varies, as different manufacturers offer an array configurations and sizes. Designed by Jensen Design for Tommy Hein Architects, the system (by Häfele) seen here cost about $2,500 installed. See 7 steps to pantry perfection
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