When it comes to improving kitchens, the practical and stylish butler’s pantry always comes up in conversations. This beautiful addition can be both functional and decorative. Read on as we explore everything you need to know about butler’s pantries.
The Design of a Butler’s Pantry
A butler’s pantry is typically located between the main kitchen and dining room, making it a convenient place for preparing meals during dinner parties. Its features vary depending on the butler’s pantry’s purpose, but the space often includes countertops for food prep, chilled drawers, a beverage station and shelves to store linens or dishes.
There are many design options for a butler’s pantry, including stackable storage bins, recessed shelving and refrigerated cabinets. Whatever design you choose with a kitchen remodeler, you should always take into consideration the best way you can optimize your floor space and wall space.
Uses of a Butler’s Pantry
The butler’s pantry is a highly versatile space that can be used for many purposes, but its most basic use is to store food and beverages. It can also serve as an area where cold items (such as sauces) are prepped before being served.
When entertaining, it allows you to have all plated courses ready for service without guests having direct access to the kitchen. This adds an extra level of luxury and tradition to any dinner party or gathering. With some imagination and creativity, your kitchen contractor can install a butler’s pantry that can provide another dining option when needed, allowing you to customize your space for the unique requirements of every social gathering.
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Installing a butler’s pantry in your Beaverton home can be an excellent way to add style and functionality to your kitchen. DreamMaker Bath & Kitchen of Beaverton is a trusted contractor near you that can help you create a design that best suits all of your needs. For more information, contact us online or call (503) 214-2167.
