I love old houses, and all the nooks and crannies built into them by generations of owners. So it stands to reason that I love old house pantries, like Amy's Virginia Pantry #129. Visit the original post to see what's behind the doors, and how she filled all of those wonderful old spaces and shelves. Then, come back and let us know if you love Pantry #129 as much as I do. Read more →


When Barbara from California shared this photo of her built-in spice rack in Pantry #81, readers of The Perfect Pantry collectively sighed. This was indeed a perfect pantry! We all wanted one. Please visit the original post to learn more about Barbara's spice rack. Then, come back and let us know if you love Pantry #81 as much as I do. Read more →


In my next life, I will marry a carpenter. Look at the wonderful shelving in Lili's Minnesota Pantry #74! I have shelf envy. Visit the original post to see more photos of these storage ideas, as well as more cubby holes, and more slots, and more drawers. Then, come back and let us know: do you love Pantry #74 as much as I do? Read more →


I'm a total sucker for creative spice storage, and for turquoise kitchens, so you can imagine how excited and inspired I was, way back in February 2008, to peek into Pantry #3 from Rachel, in Baltimore. Visit the original post to see more photos of Pantry #3. More turquoise! More storage solutions! Then, come back and let us know: do you love Pantry #3 as much as I do? Read more →


Many of my favorite pantries involve adaptive, creative reuse of standard or recycled materials. Grace did just that in her West Virginia pantry #113. Visit the original post to see what's behind these doors. Then, come back and let us know: do you love Pantry #113 as much as I do? Read more →