Kitchens and storage chambers often use the limit between functional stroke and arbitrary catch-all. In order to prevent the latter from becoming a chaotic reality, it is important that every object has its place. Hidden storage chambers can help organize things.
These storage solutions are discreet, but also keep the essentials within the range of the arm. Here we consulted interior designers for their best inspiration in the “Hidden Storage” category – read for your advice.
Suitable closet doors
Kaitie Bryant Photography / Metal + Flower Blade Design
In this kitchen, a hidden pantry looks like a cupboard door, so that it fits into the minimalist aesthetics of the room.
“By hiding the pantry behind cupboards that correspond to the surrounding look, it remains discreet and unobtrusive,” says Jade Joyner, co -founder and main designer of Metal + Petal.
Sliding door for farmhouses
Nicole Dianne Photography / Collected interiors
A sliding door is probably one of the simplest ways to hide your pantry. Peasant doors are also in a variety of aesthetics beyond the rustic versions that many associate with style. For example, we take this glass and black metal door installed by collected interiors, which feels both timelessly and modern.
sliding door
Stacy Zarin Goldberg Photography / Unique Kitchens & Baths
A sliding door opens and closes into the door frame itself, which saves space and creates a clean, streamlined look. You can leave it open or close to keep the chaos (or magic) of your pantry out of sight.
Here unique kitchens & bathrooms sketch a walk -in wardrobe with a wooden worktop, a wall warehouse and open shelves. A sliding door keeps everything hidden and discreet.
Low cabinet pantry
Annie bader
You can still create a functional feeder, even if your floor plan has not made the additional space. Simply install slider drawers in a lower closet – a movement with which you can use the smaller storage space fully. Then add shelves to the doors to stow cans, spices and more.
Schaping doum doors doors
Robert Peterson / Copper Sky Design + Remodel
This small pantry, which was designed by Copper Sky Design + Remodel, has planned handicraft doors that open to the outside and then slide back into a deeper compartment within the closet. With this option you can keep pantry objects out of sight or in sight – but without the annoyance of a traditional door.
Under the staircase pantry
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Another creative solution is to transform unused square meters into a walk -in pantry under the stairs. Of course, it feels like a hidden room and you can keep it out of sight by installing doors.
Custom functions
Adam Kane Macchia
When designing your hidden pantry, strategically get over your organization plan and consider which items you keep in your kitchen. Special designs such as pull -out shelves, machine machines and the storage of a vertical baking sheet make it easier to store everything from dry goods to fresh ingredients.
Hidden corner meal
Stacy Zarin Goldberg Photography / Unique Kitchens & Baths
An unused corner in the kitchen is precious real estate and could be the perfect place to install a hidden pantry. In this design by Unique Kitchens & Bads, a small corner becomes a pantry with shelves and additional counter room. A sliding door keeps the objects hidden.
Door storage
Annie bader
Doors are often overlooked to maximize the space. Regardless of whether it is a magnetic feature that contains spices or an over-the-door frame, which contains bottles, cans and other important basics, the vertical space can be surprisingly hardworking.
Cabinet doors
Sandra Brannock
Cancer doors that raise upwards keep their entire pantry outside of the view and minimize the visual disorder in only seconds. It also prevents disorders in walking because there is no swang door element. It is a sneaky way to stow everything from snacks to spices without disturbing the visual flow of your space.