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Under-stair pantry with open doors, shelves of jars, cans, and baskets, and a wooden cart with jars and boxes on a wooden floor.
10 Clever Pantries
It’s a new year, so get whatever kitchen space you have to work with in gear. From walk-in wonders to slim spaces, feast your eyes on these clever pantries for some organizing inspiration.
The Kitchn Editors
Feb 2, 2015
Quiz: What Does Your Chili Say About You?
Tara Bellucci
Feb 2, 2015
12 Ways to Enjoy Potatoes for Dinner
(Image credit: Emily Han) From The Kitchn → 12 Ways to Eat Potatoes for Dinner
Tara Bellucci
Feb 2, 2015
The Beautiful, the Bizarre, the Wonderful: 8 Crazy Bookcases We Can’t Get Enough Of
Bookcases don’t have to be boring. After you see these 8 designs, you may never be satisfied with plain old, run-of-the-mill bookcases ever again. Sorry about that. The SCALA bookcase by Faktura, with its asymmetrical shelves, is more visually interesting than your average bookcase. It’s quite lovely — and is available to purchase for $1,400, no DIYing required. This beauty is the Gerald Bookcase, available from Made Goods.
Nancy Mitchell
Feb 2, 2015
Erin’s Eclectic Mystic Home & Traveling Tarot Caravan
Name: Erin Smith Location: Montecito Heights; Los Angeles, California Size: 760 Square Feet Years lived in: 4 Years; Owned Tucked away on a hillside in a little residential pocket just east of downtown Los Angeles is a magical little house, home to Erin Smith. For many years she’s worked in film and television as a set stylist and decorator. However she also has an entirely different business, reading tarot as a psychic healer.
Bethany Nauert
Feb 2, 2015
Before & After: Too-Short Table to Chic Coffee Station
Carroll really wanted a narrow cart in the kitchen to act as a coffee station. When finding something already made was going to be more than she wanted to spend, the decision was made to DIY, starting with this table that was a little on the short side. From Carroll: My projects almost always start with a functional purpose.
Tara Bellucci
Feb 2, 2015