Do Not Miss These 25+ Corner Kitchen Pantry Ideas
You should definitely search for some corner kitchen pantry ideas while planning your kitchen layout before constructing. It’s because those are advantageous in keeping your counters/islands looking neat and clear.
Although there are various types of the pantry, from walk-in, slide-out to some others, only some of them are suitable to be installed into your kitchen corner. I will suggest to you numerous eye-catching designs and arrange them right below!
Outstanding Walk-In Corner Pantry For Your Kitchen
Walk-in corner pantries are the favorite kind of pantry for many homeowners since they usually add an aesthetic look to the kitchen corner and provide a large area to store your kitchen things.
Numerous pantry shelving styles can apply to those storages, and you might want to look for some right here!
1. Classic Walk-In Kitchen Pantry With Single Glass Door
Let’s start this list with the most basic suggestion. You will always need a large enough area to install the walk-in pantry design. Just imagine, it is simply a tiny storage room right in your kitchen.
Therefore, to connect this dimension with the entire kitchen, the exterior of the pantry (wall or doors) need some attentive decoration.
I suggest using translucent glass doors and white frames in this predominantly white kitchen to help connect this area with the whole and create a gentle elegance.
2. Full-Glass Pantry Door With Rustic Wood Framing
Suppose you are a fan of Victorian kitchen interior design aesthetic and want to bring a hint of it into your modern cooking space. In that case, you can always decor your corner pantry like this.
With only a slight touch of the natural wood shade, the whole kitchen corner feels like brightening up significantly. I can even sense a lovely hint of coziness exuded from the corner.
3. Corner Built Walk-In Pantry With Double Half Glass Doors
The idea of using white-colored pantry doors that match the kitchen scheme is the same, yet, this layout adopts a different door style. Instead of the single glass door, this double or couple half glass door can help you see the pantry interior through the crystal-clear glasses.
Yet, you can avoid letting your pantry look too exposed, thanks to the other wooden halves.
4. Elegant Designed Door For Walk-In Corner Pantry
Inside this white-toned kitchen, I adore the pantry door concept. Not every time you have to consider the coherence, applying the contrastive hue will also work. This somewhat bigger walk-in pantry’s storage corner look can be enhanced by using an all-black single door.
There are various ways to spruce up the pantry, but I recommend picking a less intense shade than black. The gray color that mixes white and black, for example, will be appealing.
5. Walk-In Corner Pantry With Shelves On Door
You can utilize the space behind your pantry doors by installing more shelves onto those solid color flush doors. If your pantry has 2 doors, you can have 2 more places to make room for small spice jars, boxes, or canned food.
One advantage of creating a corner walk-in pantry’s design is the food storage is right beside the oven and counters. Thanks to that, it will be very convenient to take things out from there.
6. Non-Diagonal Corner Pantry With Pocket Door
This kitchen corner pantry design is also an efficient way to create hidden storage inside your cooking area. It is much like a tiny separate room at the corner, so you don’t need to worry much about its exterior decoration.
Additionally, I suggest using the pocket door with the matched color to the room theme (in this situation is white). Once you open, the door will smoothly slide into the gap without creating any creaky, annoying sound.
This is how to install a pocket door into your kitchen’s pantry corner!
7. Blind Corner With Gray Pantry Shelving
Adopting the same ideas as the previous one (using a pocket door), there is a huge difference between them. The placement of this one is a bit darker since it is placed in the nook of the cooking room.
Therefore, starting a project to decorate kitchen ceiling is essential to enhance the look in whole and the lighting quality or air ventilation inside your hidden pantry in particular.
On the other hand, I have to admit that the gray coloring shelves add a modernistic breeze to this pantry corner.
8. Wooden Brown Kitchen Layout With Corner Walk-In Pantry
Assembling brown-colored cooking space is not complicated, and your priority is to match brown shades together. Based on that, once adding or building a walk-in pantry inside your kitchen corner, you should consider that warm tone when decorating.
My recommendation for you (if your kitchen is following a similar aesthetic) is to install a full wood/wood-like exterior for your walk-in pantry and create a matched coherence with the other kitchen areas.
Delightful Cabinet Pantry For Kitchen Corner
One big advantage of cabinet pantries compared to walk-in ones is that they are smaller, a bit easier to be furnished, and significantly contribute to the whole cooking zone’s look. Are you curious? I will show you my suggestions here.
9. Narrow And Modern Cabinet For Corner Kitchen Pantry Ikea
You don’t need a large area to install your cabinet pantry; you can always utilize a part of your standing cabinet this way to make it into compact storage.
Besides shelves and additional spice racks, you can install some bottom drawers. After that, you will be able to store things that you do not frequently use or something a bit messier and avoid ruining the neat-looking whole.
10. Mid-Century Designed Storage Cabinets
This cabinet design will definitely please you if you are after the traditional or antique kitchen interior design aesthetic.
Besides being painted with creamy, milky shade, which is quite versatile and can go in many kitchen tones, the design of this cabinet exudes the lovely traditional vibe. It can help you decorate a perfect farmhouse-style (or other classic styles) cooking area.
11. Dark Brown Cabinet Pantry With Drawers And Shelves
Besides the minimalist design and white decorated exterior surface, the interior is made entirely of wood with a dark amber brown shade that makes this pantry an instant highlight when you open the door.
And with the logical combination of drawers and shelves, you can be sure that this cabinet will do its job as a pantry well.
12. Wooden Corner Larder Cabinet With Light Brown Shade
Don’t be misunderstood; this pantry is not big enough to be sorted as a walk-in. Instead of that, it is a big cabinet pantry.
Since it is all made of wood with a light amber shade, this pantry design will be well-performed in your classic or antique-designed cooking room corner.
13. Coffee Corner With Small Pantry At Aside
You can definitely utilize a cabinet for two purposes, half for the pantry and half for something else. 2-in-1 designs like these are often suitable for use in modernistic kitchenettes for workplace where space is tight.
You can half-renovate the side of this gorgeous smokey-colored cabinet by adding a glossy stone countertop to transform it into a mini coffee nook. You can put any fruit or cake in the other half of the cabinet, which can be used as a pantry.
14. Cabinet Pantry With Refrigerator
The other way is to re-innovate your cabinet into a fit nook for your fridge. It is also a smart move since you can store dried food and spices aside from frozen or cooked ones.
Furthermore, this deep navy blue shade with sharp edges and futuristic design makes this multi-purpose cabinet available in any modernistic kitchen corner.
15. Pop Color Standing Larder Cupboard
Besides being a wine cabinet or larder cupboard, you can use its empty space to make a compact pantry.
Aside from the storage function, it also serves as a good decoration if you’re looking to change your kitchen to a summer vibe. Paint it with bold paint colors like orange or red, and your whole monotonous room will glow up.
Start a DIY project on repainting your cabinet or cupboard following this detailed guide.
16. Separated Freestanding Option For DIY Corner Pantry
How about a small, freestanding cabinet pantry in your small kitchen corner? It looks cute and reasonable. Although it is pretty tiny, it is appropriate and small enough to fit in a limited space.
There are many other colors for you to choose from, yet, if your kitchen is applied the beige and white tone as suggested, you should go for white.
Several Other Stunning Ideas For Corner Kitchen Pantry
Besides the two types of pantry corners above, there are many other ways for you to create a storage/pantry into your cooking space. These recommendations will absolutely not disappoint you.
17. Lazy Susan Tiny Pantry On Floating Cabinet
Lazy Susan style with rotating shelves is frequently used and loved by many people because they are absolutely convenient and functional, especially in a small corner.
My suggested installment for these Lazy Susan-designed shelves is to apply them to the diagonal corner of your floating cabinet pantry. You can put things deeper and still take them out quickly, thanks to the rotatable feature.
18. Base Cabinet Corner Drawers
These specially shaped drawers are helpful when you want to utilize this square area to add some small drawers and make them into tiny pantries.
These drawers would be better if installed into the base cabinet as they would be easier to reach. And with the intelligent arrangements, your drawer will become a neat and perfect pantry.
19. Small Pantry Corner Shelf On Countertop
This is one of the most straightforward ways to make use of the spare area in your countertop corner and create more space to put kitchen utensils or food.
You don’t need to install a whole cabinet to furnish your compact kitchen in a small-scale house adding some diagonal shelves in the corner with the matched white tone are already good enough.
20. Slide-Out Spice Racks In Counter Corner
If your kitchen is too hard to find a cabinet or floating shelf space, you can opt for those innovative products with these hidden spice racks.
Although they are too small for the other more oversized kitchen utensils, they can still play an excellent role in containing condiments. On the other hand, putting your frequently used food here will also help you take out and use them easier when cooking.
Suggested Pantry Organization Or Décor To Save Your Day
Moving on to another topic related to the corner kitchen pantry, I will show you what you should do to reorganize or decorate your storage zone in the upcoming part. Let’s scroll down for more information!
21. DIY Pantry Light
The pantry might be a bit darker than the kitchen outside, and to avoid the light from the kitchen not illuminating your pantry, you can install a light system into it.
From ceiling mounted or light fixtures, anything will work, and you just need to find those that are most suitable for your kitchen decoration. My suggestion to enhance the modern-looking vibe of your pantry is to install white, under-shelf LED lights.
You might need to see this basic instruction to install an undershelf (or under-cabinet) LED light!
22. Sort The Food Out Before Storing
Sorting your food in categories before storing it is also necessary since you might not want to put your favorite snack in an over-reach position.
Take a quick glance at my suggested picture; they put all the cereal and food with a more extended expiry date on the top shelf while placing perishable food on the two bottom shelves.
It is an intelligent ordering way, and you might want to follow it if you’re going to start reorganizing your pantry.
23. Put All The Food In Sealed Jars Or Airtight Containers
The uniformity in food containers also lends a lovely alluring point to your pantry, and my first suggestion is to use the glass, airtight jars. Take a look at my preferred layout; those glass jars with black lits contribute a massive neatly-looking to your whole pantry area.
You can also refer to other types of plastic, airtight containers, yet, using glass material will be more beneficial to the environment. Remember to use the black marker and write the names of your food onto the jars’ exterior.
24. Label The Containers
It will be a must to do this! It will be challenging to remember and differentiate what things are inside each container, boxes or jar. Because of that, you should use the labels, write their names and stick them on the outside of those things.
Later on, you just need to take a glance to detect where the food you need is and save your time a lot. You can also write the expiry date of those foods to check if they are still usable or not.
Easy-peasy way to reorganize your messy pantry, and you should know it today!
25. Put Your Modern Appliances (Like Electric Stove) In
Some people may wish to store or keep big or large contemporary appliances in the pantry to conserve space on their kitchen counter. As a result, there’s no reason not to construct some bigger shelf sizes and put each box or compartment.
As you can see in the illustration, arranging things in this manner can help you save a lot of space while also making them appear well-organized.
26. Apply Lazy Susan In The Corner Of Walk-In Pantry
In a walk-in pantry’s corner, you can also try applying some Lazy Susan shelves in walk-in pantries. They can also benefit your food storing experience with the significant rotatable feature mentioned above.
Furthermore, they also lend the lovely, enchanting curve to the corner of your pantry to replace the diagonal corner.
No More Trouble With Your Pantry Placement In Kitchen Corner
A pantry is essential in any cooking room to keep yours clean and neat. After all of my suggestions, have you found your favorite pantry design yet? The walk-in pantry will be more suitable if you have a large room, while the cabinet will fit those smaller.
Some other ways I mentioned above should also be considered since they are all valuable and applicable. If you have chosen one already, please leave your comment about your experience with it. Your contributive action will become a great motivation for me.
