Look at those jars, all lined up in a row, organized by size! And the baskets on the bottom shelf for miscellaneous kitchen utensils and appliances. When we visualize our ideal pantry, this is pretty much how it looks.
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Wow! That looks incredible.
Pantry envy!
Looks awesome! May not work as well in earthquake prone areas but adding just a tiny lip to the shelves would help.
Sneering lips...i am so jealous! Dang it!
i agree... the most beautiful pantry EVER!
Living in earthquake country, I had the same initial reaction as souk1501: Wow those are really close to the edge.
A long string of thin metal wire stung across each shelf would also work in helping keep things from falling.
I live in earthquake country, but I'm planning to adopt this for my new home, anyway! Thanks for the inspiration!
Dust magnet!
Gorgeous!
I guess it WOULD be a dust magnet... if you never ate anything.
I LOVE IT!!! The dust magnet, earthquake people are just jealous!
no cans? how do you live your live with no cans!
I bet there are some cans in those baskets...
"no cans? how do you live your live with no cans!"
When you know how to cook and how to plan your meals, you can live a pretty happy and healthful life with no cans.
Is there a source for this? I would love to see more pictures of it. Shouldn't you credit whomever the pantry belongs to, anyway? :)