Solution: In a small butler’s pantry, use cupboard and drawer fronts sparingly and where it really counts – for the cutlery drawer, sink cabinet and floor runs. Elsewhere, use open shelving.
If you have the space, I love the visual aesthetic of cupboard and door fronts. But if space is tight, opt for space-saving open shelves and cabinets. A depth of 300 millimetres is ideal for open shelves for pantry storage.
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Aston’s top tip: Resist the urge to use very deep shelves in your butler’s pantry as items will only get lost at the back of them. A mix of 230- to 300-millimetre-deep and 450-millimetre-deep shelves is ideal.
Solution: In a small butler’s pantry, use cupboard and drawer fronts sparingly and where it really counts – for the cutlery drawer, sink cabinet and floor runs. Elsewhere, use open shelving. If you have the space, I love the visual aesthetic of cupboard and door fronts. But if space is tight, opt for space-saving open shelves and cabinets. A depth of 300 millimetres is ideal for open shelves for pantry storage.
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