Kitchen Pantry Visit: A Dark & Dreamy Larder for Designer Emily Henderson
In order to keep the kitchen neat and serene, designer Emily Henderson carved out a spacious walk-in pantry to conceal the everyday clutter of family life: food staples, small appliances, cookbooks, water bottles, a coffee/tea station, and everything else that needs to be out of the way but easily accessible (we’re looking at you, school forms). It’s essentially her catch-all space with plenty of both storage and style.
“I like…dedicated closets/rooms to throw the mess and pretend it’s not mine. It’s part cognitive dissonance, part denial, maybe some ADHD tendencies, and definitely a byproduct of my job. Containing the mess just makes it manageable,” Emily wrote on her blog about her pantry.
Below, we take a tour of Emily’s beautifully planned pantry.
Photography by Kaitlin Green, courtesy of Style by Emily Henderson.
For more Emily Henderson designs, see:
- 10 Smart Storage Ideas to Steal from Emily Henderson’s Mountain House
- A Place for Everything: Thoughtful Storage in Emily Henderson’s Portland Project
For more pantry inspiration, see:
- 10 Things Nobody Tells You About Organizing Your Pantry
- Archive Dive: A Peek Inside 20 of Our Favorite Kitchen Pantries
- The Organized Pantry: 8 Rules for Decanting Dried Goods
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