Renovating a small 1880 farmhouse required maximum utilization of all available space, including reconfiguring a small, L-shaped under stair pantry which had narrow shelves along the left and back walls. During renovation, the original door wall was bumped into the main kitchen space by a foot to accomodate the built-in cabinet depth refrigerator freezer to the right of the pantry door. Cabinetry consists of a custom L-shaped base unit and a ‘setback’ upper unit to give it a period look. The upper unit also is canted backwards from bottom to top to maximize the feeling of space when walking into such a small area.
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Door to pantry under transom window
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- built-in stemware holder in the upper part of corner cabinet.
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Shelving continues along back wall under staircase including built-in wine rack
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Slide out shelves of varying depth to maximize remaining space under the last few stairs
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Door opens to reveal wrap around cabinets with shelves.
