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  • Design a Luxurious Pantry So You Won’t Want to Eat Out

    Yes, a pantry’s main function is to store food, drinks, and cooking essentials. But it can really be so much more.  A few strategic upgrades and you could be enjoying a luxurious pantry that will entice you to eat in. If you’re ready to customize your home’s pantry you should consider adding:

    Traditional Kitchen by Saratoga General Contractors RemodelWest via Houzz
    • Custom lighting- Finding things in a dim or dark pantry can be nearly impossible. Custom lighting solutions will allow you to see what’s in the pantry and can provide visual interest. Consider pendant lighting, wall sconces, or an overhead chandelier.
    Traditional Kitchen by Minneapolis Architects & Building Designers Murphy & Co. Design via Houzz
    • Easy access steps- You want to use every inch of available space in your pantry, especially if your kitchen features high ceilings. Installing a rolling ladder or built in steps gives you easy access to the highest shelves.
    Traditional Kitchen by New Rochelle Closet & Home Storage Designers transFORM | The Art of Custom Storage via Houzz
    • Personalized shelving- No two families are alike and your pantry should reflect your unique needs. Take your children and pets into consideration and determine the height and depth you need to store all of the family’s essentials.

    A luxurious pantry is just one of the many custom home design ideas our team would love to share with you. Contact us today at Country Club Homes, call  203-762-0550 or visit us at www.countryclubhomesinc.com. to learn more.

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