Custom pantryTraditional Kitchen, Boston
Sue Wendel wrote:May 9, 2012
Cath wrote:May 16, 2013Dimensions
- I have a space that's 55 cm D x 220cm W. Would this concept work in a space that small?
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Judy Davies wrote:Feb 19, 2014
PROMagdalena Bogart Interiors
Fabulous pantry. I guess one needs at least 24" depth, correct?
September 9, 2015
nnnnm nnmm wrote:Jul 20, 2013
Marsha Atterberry
We are buying a new home under construction, the plans call for a 12’ x 3’ deep x 96”h pantry.. only problem is they did not think it through. The opening is at one end and just an actually narrow doorway!
We are going to change the configuration after we move in.
My question is, given the configuration and wanting a similar pantry as pictured, with pocket doors, what would work without losing space on the ends. It is too narrow with shelving to walk into obviously. How much space is needed to be useful?? And, how big could the pocket door be without being in the way??
I appreciate any help, thank you!
MarshaMay 18, 2018
PROMarie Newton, Closets Redefined
First of all if your home is under construction, change it before you move in, if possible, its cheaper in the end. You want the pocket door (or french if there is room, or a barn door) to be centered if possible (don't know what else is within the pantry surroundings) on the long wall. the depth of 3" is fine, its the doorway that will be critical for your space layout.
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1rachel wrote:Feb 20, 2012
PROW. David Seidel, AIA - Architect
I would use gypsum drywall for finishing. RC channels only work where there is a min. 9 cm cavity behind it, walls or ceilings. best, --davidAugust 23, 2012
cfairman wrote:Feb 8, 2012
cfairman
Marie, this is Carol, not Joseph from Beacon Hill. I asked you if the closet above could have a reduced footprint and you said it could and asked where I lived. I am the one who replied, "near Chapel Hill, NC."February 9, 2012- PRO
Marie Newton, Closets Redefined
Sorry, IF you would like a design with a reduced footprint, I can help you with that just email me your information or call.
Thanks,
MarieFebruary 9, 2012
cbalacco wrote:Feb 19, 2013
jennisp wrote:Feb 13, 2013
elisha312
Marie, I LOVE this pantry. If I can't have a walk-in this would be the next best thing. I'm in the Midwest and wondering if the shelving was custom made to fit the space and how I would go about getting one of these in our new house?June 2, 2013
06071955 wrote:Jan 17, 2013
Evelyn Echols
I'm in the planning stages for a kitchen gut-job makeover. Love this pantry, but my space is different. Are there components I could buy and reconfigure to fit?January 23, 2013
Lisa Morgan wrote:Oct 14, 2014
shadmoore
amanda, try are called pocket doors and the railing is at doors top. so you don't need grooves on the floor.November 9, 2014
ctwindham wrote:Feb 2, 2013
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cookincrazy wrote:Mar 1, 2012- PRO
Marie Newton, Closets Redefined
Hi Joseph,
Thank you for your compiments. My company provides the installs of my products.
Look forward ot hearing from you when you are ready.
Best
MarieMarch 8, 2012
jewel9679 wrote:Feb 14, 2012kacurthoys
It 's not just the beautiful color, it's also the grain. It looks like quartersawn oak, which is classic but a challenge to find. If anyone knows a good supplier in the DC area, please clue me in!April 9, 2013
PROOak & Broad
I agree. It looks like Quarter Sawn Oak. Here is a helpful grain diagram explaining this very unique grain pattern.
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lsgoldrich wrote:Feb 22, 2013
James Nichols wrote:Dec 28, 2012
James Nichols
Ah, makes perfect sense! Is there another vertical partition between the end of the shelves and the wall that the pocket door is in then?December 28, 2012
Skye Thunderbeings wrote:Oct 8, 2012jenchew1 wrote:Apr 20, 2012chartney wrote:Mar 8, 2011paulsalesny wrote:Jun 23, 2013
PROBill Fry Construction - Wm. H. Fry Const. Co.
Here are bedrooms with the keyword black; many have black furniture.
Lots of different wall colors to choose from!
https://www.houzz.com/photos/bedroom-with-black-walls-ideas-phbr1-bp~t_715~a_46-332
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Teresa Gjerstad wrote:Feb 1, 2013
Judith Hollister wrote:Jan 31, 2013- PRO
Marie Newton, Closets Redefined
The dimensions are 42"Dx8'Wx9'H. The design can be scaled to your personal space.February 1, 2013 
Judith Hollister
Thank you for the information. My son is a contractor and can use this information. I appreciate your response.February 1, 2013
bonks1225 wrote:Dec 15, 2012- PRO
Marie Newton, Closets Redefined
The size of the pantry is about 8'Wx40"Deep, the cost is around $5500. and the lead time is 3-4 weeks. I have an electrician I would recommend if you do not have one.December 15, 2012 jsciss
What kind of lighting is in this pantry? This has been my basis for the design of my own pantry.February 7, 2013
Patronia Castle wrote:Jul 13, 2012
PROCarolyn Albert-Kincl, ASID
No, kitchen and dining room don't have to be the same color. Even if they're connected, you can paint an accent wall in your dining room. Or consider a broad, vertical accent stripe, say 6 feet wide running up wall behind dining table. Think bold, such as black or lime or turquoise. Could be interesting!
Carolyn Albert-Kincl, ASIDJuly 13, 2012
Jean's Interiors wrote:Feb 8, 2012- PRO
Marie Newton, Closets Redefined
The are part of a line that I carry for my closet business.
Where are you located?February 8, 2012
jenzerweck wrote:Nov 14, 2011
Linda Bannen wrote:Dec 7, 2016- PRO
Marie Newton, Closets Redefined
Wire shelves are a tricky situation, and they are not the most efficient. I would contact a local custom closet company in your area for design advice/ideas. Where do you live?
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MJ Thompson wrote:Oct 7, 2013wjfo wrote:Mar 9, 2013- PRO
Marie Newton, Closets Redefined
it's really hard to make suggestions without any information, like dimensions, needs, etc.March 19, 2013
Chris Grant wrote:Jan 26, 2013- PRO
Marie Newton, Closets Redefined
No, the quality is not good, call a local custom closet company.January 26, 2013
franny2 wrote:Jan 25, 2013piperdog wrote:Jan 22, 2013susananne4343 wrote:Dec 13, 2012evaklein wrote:Jul 31, 2012cbencala wrote:Jun 25, 2012vkalyk wrote:Feb 18, 2012
Emily H
Hi there, This is indeed a popular picture. You may have some luck going to the photo page and using the links on the left side to filter the photos you are seeing, just for a little variety. You can sort by style, space, popularity, etc.
Hope that helps!February 20, 2012
trybal wrote:Feb 12, 2012- PRO
Marie Newton, Closets Redefined
Hi,
If you could send a photo to best understand the shape of your pantry is, that would be most helpful. As you are looking into the pantry (though you single door, what does the back wall measure, and what is the ceiling height? If that back wall slopes, what are the height differences from left ot right? How deep are the side walls? Do the same for sdie walls as the back.February 12, 2012
maremare1 wrote:Jan 26, 2012Emily H
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mlmorton wrote:Jan 26, 2012tincandriver wrote:Jan 19, 2012
Mindy White wrote:Jan 15, 2012- PRO
Marie Newton, Closets Redefined
They are part of my line within my closet company, not sure if they are available retail.January 16, 2012
bschirott wrote:Jul 5, 2011cotk8305
Hi. I am an interior decorator and this looks like "GUNSTOCK" to me. I've used it often to great effect. Very warm and aged look. Good Luck!December 28, 2011
marybethf wrote:Feb 11, 2011
PRORonique & Co.
1.) Go through and purge/throw out old, outdated food.
2.) Sort food by boxed and canned foods in separate areas of the pantry.
3.) Consider using stacking plastic organizers and label with contents. Use these for cereals, crackers, spaghetti and dried goods
4.) Keep heavy items like bottled water, cans and small appliances on the bottom of the pantry for easy access.February 11, 2011
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laurensrose wrote:Feb 12, 20131010jhh wrote:Feb 9, 2013alyonan wrote:Jan 2, 2013gothgirlltr2 wrote:Feb 12, 2012What Houzz contributors are saying:
Rather than adding an actual cabinet, you can convert a closet into a pantry by adding a variety of shelves or drawers to allow for storage of smaller items. Baskets are useful for storing some items, but for frequently accessed goods and tools, investing in a few proper drawers will give better functionality.Find kitchen drawer organizers
9. Walk-in pantry. A kitchen with a walk-in pantry gets high marks on most folks’ dream lists. You just need to have the room. In lieu of a true walk-in, some kitchens have a closet that’s often poorly designed with scores of fixed shelves that don’t fit larger items, while space is wasted by disorganized smaller items. A professional closet designer or kitchen designer can help optimize your storage capacity and flexibility if you’re redoing or adding a pantry during a kitchen remodel.The stunning pantry in this longtime popular photo on Houzz features a bevy of built-ins and pullout baskets, overhead lighting and an electrical outlet for small appliances. Generously sized at about 40 inches deep and 108 inches wide, the pantry can be closed off from the kitchen with the aid of two pocket doors. Cost: Designer Marie Newton of Closets Redefined says the cost of this large pantry project totaled about $5,500.See 11 ways to wake up a walk-in pantry
Lower your standards. We Houzzers love our pretty pictures, and there is a tender ache reserved for beautifully organized spaces. Show me a pantry with containers neatly labeled, and you have my heart. The day my house burned down, seemingly out of nowhere my arm shot in the air, and I shouted, “We’re getting a walk-in pantry!” Everyone attributed that to shock, but I was absolutely clear, and today I do have a walk-in pantry with shelves floor to ceiling. I love it. Is it swoonworthy? No. Does it store a ton of food, extra serving pieces, cleaning supplies and small appliances? Definitely, and it’s organized enough.
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