The Brief
Minimalism looks great in photos, but it’s hard to live with unless you have discipline or a back up plan. The client wanted the main kitchen to look like an art gallery, which meant we needed a serious backstage area to handle the messy reality of actually cooking dinner.
The Details
Hidden behind dark fluted glass doors, this is a fully functioning kitchen within a kitchen. We used the same dark-stained timber and carried the XTONE Paonazzo Biondo stone through from the kitchen to keep a seamless look. It’s got loads of storage, a dedicated prep sink and open shelving for the essentials. The vertical tray slot in the base unit means no more chopping boards sliding around the worktop.
Imagining Something Like This?
Talk to the design team behind this walk-in pantry, or start with our Look Book of recent projects. Every design is priced to your home and made to order in our own workshop.
The Finished Walk-In Pantry
By moving the prep and cleanup into the walk-in pantry, the main kitchen remains a sanctuary. It proves that the secret to a pristine home isn’t cleaning more; it’s having an intelligent, secondary space to manage life behind the scenes. See more of our walk-in pantries.
Questions About This Walk-In Pantry
So the main kitchen can look like an art gallery. The prep and clean-up move behind the scenes, into the pantry.
Yes. It uses the same dark-stained timber, and the XTONE Paonazzo Biondo stone carries through from the kitchen.
Plenty of storage, a dedicated prep sink, open shelving for the essentials and a vertical tray slot in the base unit for chopping boards.
