Interesting way to create pantry space, and potentially hide the blender and coffee maker and maybe D water
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Cool kitchen counter extension
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Amazing pantry. Such great storage.
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Industrial railing
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Shelving over stove?
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Shelves over window is interesting… not sure I can pull it off
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All the open accessible storage but also the interesting industrial take on shelves
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Cookbooks utensils etc
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Oils and spices… we are both major cooks. He actually is a chef and restaurant tour… So we like to have our most used cooking items available. That said, I would be happy to hide the coffee pot and the blender as long as they were both accessible, they would go well in an appliance garage.
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Interesting shelving
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Island that is extended for seating… Although I don’t like the traditional legs
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Utensils
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Obviously not an option… but those stairs are really cool… as is the industrial kitchen.
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Cookbooks
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Oil storage
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Love, love, love the expose pantry that is organized and pretty. I keep most of my dry goods in mason jars. Wouldn’t mind being able to see them. But I know my place is pretty small and it could get busy fast.
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Better than ours because you can see labels
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Additional prep space!!!!
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Cutting boards on display
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Access to utensils
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Would absolutely love it if I could have all of my mason jars on display. Literally, I probably have 20 of them with flour, sugar, beans, rice, etc..
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Possible oil and spice storage?
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Want to store a few oils etc… but don’t want it to get cluttered so need other storage also. You may have noticed I rearranged mine similar to this in the kitchen. And boy do I wish I could have a stove like that. But it probably isn’t a good use of funds.
Interesting way to create pantry space, and potentially hide the blender and coffee maker and maybe D water
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