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not a question but a thank you

6 years ago
Thank you for photographing a pantry that holds what people actually store, not 20 glass jars filled with different grains and 20 bottles of perrier water.
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Comments (4)

  • PRO
    6 years ago

    Hah, you are welcome. I'm not so big into those fake photos either.

  • 6 years ago

    I completely agree! Seeing shelves that are tall enough for cereal boxes but not unreachable for most people was a delight!

  • 5 years ago

    You will have to be a minimalist to see that this design is really good. It is supposed to work this way and it is. - Green Water Technologies

  • 5 years ago

    Great pantry! Not so tall or so deep that you can’t see or reach everything. Rollout lower drawers (full depth) let you get to what gets pushed in back, and reaching the back of the lower half is made so much easier. Adjustable upper shelves are great. You can see and reach what’s in the back on the upper shelves.

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