Have you ever wondered about the benefits of having a pantry in your kitchen? It’s not just an additional storage space but a true game-changer in terms of kitchen organisation – and of course design. A pantry makes cooking and meal prep effortless, providing ample storage options and a designated space for everything.
If you’re considering adding a pantry to your kitchen, there are a few key elements to keep in mind when designing your perfect pantry. At Kitchen Design Centre, we’ve got a few helpful tips to share that’ll guide you through the process.
When creating your perfect pantry, the first thing to consider is the layout. How you choose to build out your pantry is vital to making the most of your available storage space. One effective way to accomplish this is by installing adjustable shelving to accommodate items of varying sizes while allowing for easy reorganisation. Pull-out shelves or drawers are also a brilliant addition, particularly in deeper spaces, as they provide easy access to all items. It’s also important to consider the height of your shelves, ensuring you can access items without uncomfortable stretching or dangerous leaning.
One thing to keep in mind is that it’s super important to make sure your pantry is easily accessible for everyone in your household. This means arranging items in a way that can accommodate different heights and needs. For example, you could place frequently used items at eye level or within reach of those with difficulty reaching higher shelves. By doing so, you’ll be able to access everyday essentials efficiently without any hassle. Less-used items can stay neatly tucked out of the way. Which brings us onto our next point…
If you want your pantry to be stylish and functional, consider how you categorise your pantry staples. There’s no right or wrong way to do this; it’s whatever works best for you! You could group similar items for easy access. You can decant things like rice, pasta and dried foods into clear containers or labels to make it easy to see what’s inside. You can also try out options like door racks, wall-mounted organisers, or baskets to maximise additional storage space.
When designing your perfect pantry, blending functionality with aesthetics is crucial, so choose a colour scheme that complements your kitchen or reflects your personal style. You can also integrate decorative elements like wood-topped glass jars or incorporate baskets and labels that align with your taste and kitchen style to make everything feel cohesive.
Lastly, consider your lighting options. Apart from the functional benefits of having sufficient lighting in your pantry, it can also enhance the overall aesthetics of the space. You can create a warm and inviting atmosphere in your pantry with LED strips or motion-sensor lights. The soft glow of the lights can make the space feel more contemporary and visually appealing. Spotlights are also fantastic for pantries and look great under shelving. Ultimately, though, it’s all about personal preference.
The ideal pantry is a blend of thoughtful design and personalised touches, and it should make your life easier in the kitchen. Whether it’s the efficient organisation, accessibility, or aesthetic charm, each element contributes to making your pantry an integral and delightful part of your kitchen experience. And, if you’d like some help building a stunning kitchen that can house not only your dream pantry but a host of other stunning features, look no further!
At Kitchen Design Centre, we’re passionate about helping our customers achieve the kitchen they have always dreamt of. So, if you need some extra inspiration or you fancy a chat with one of our designers, drop by our Blackburn kitchen showroom (or our other designer kitchen showrooms in Liverpool, Manchester or Barrowford), where you can chat and let us know your exactly what you’d like. We’re here to help make it a reality!
The Kitchen Design Centre Christmas edit.
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A brilliant trip to London with our showroom managers @kitchen_design_centre, as we joined Blanco in celebrating an incredible milestone — 100 years of manufacturing sinks and taps!
A century of innovation, design, and quality craftsmanship.
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At Kitchen Design Centre, we don’t just supply kitchens; we help you create a total vision for your home. Our team specialises in reimagining your space, ensuring the new design isn’t just beautiful, but perfectly functional.
From the very first spark of an idea to the final, streamlined installation, we guide you through every step of the process. Whether that be offering structural tips and big-picture design ideas that go beyond the kitchen footprint, or ensuring every corner is utilised to its best potential whilst maintaining flow, function and light.
George Clarke once said, “If you don’t get the layout right nothing else feels right. If your space flows and works properly it just makes you feel better, happier.” We at Kitchen Design Centre strive to get this right and draw from decades of experience, specialist skill and expertise to help each of you realise your vision for your dream kitchen.
Start your journey with us today at our Barrowford showroom. We can help you with projects ranging from small kitchen makeovers to large-scale renovations. While we don’t supply the trades, we can confidently direct you to the perfect trusted professionals to fulfil your dreams.
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There’s just something magical about a kitchen at Christmastime — the warm glow of the oven and the scent of cinnamon drifting through the air.
Here’s to the heart of the home — where recipes turn into traditions and simple moments become the ones we never forget.
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It’s getting chilly outside — pop into one of our showrooms for a hot coffee and to discuss your Christmas kitchen wish list.