I'm always looking for ways to make my life easy at home. Whether it be a solution for storing my endless shoe collection or a useful decluttering tip for my kitchen countertops, I love a quick fix that can make your space feel not only neat but well-designed.
While I like to think my kitchen cabinets are pretty tidy, I've never doubted my storage ideas more after seeing Martha Stewart's rather impressive pantry located in her Maine home.
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Martha's pantry is any host's dream. Featuring clever storage solutions that aid without compromising style, it's a lesson in designing with practicality at the forefront. While the cabinetry is the bones that hold the space together, the beautiful tableware transforms an all-wood pantry into a sight for sore eyes.
Nod to the grandeur of the past with this silver turkey cloche. Bound to get guests talking, this simple yet mighty accessory will elevate your tablescape in an instant.
Martha has an impressive collection of china that she houses in her pantry's cupboards. To recreate the look, proudly place this Tudor Royal 12-piece set on your kitchen's shelves or in a dresser.
A dining table staple, this classic yet elegant gravy boat will make the simple act of pouring your sauce feel inspiring and novel. Hang it on a pot rack or place it on your shelves for a country-style flourish.
For a dose of opulence, fill this ornate glass candy dish with your favorite treats and place it in pride of place on a countertop. Bound to charm, this simple little vessel couldn't be more tempting.
A classic shape made from fine china, these scalloped mugs are a timeless choice for any home. To recreate the look, hang your teacup collection along a rail in your pantry to pay homage to Martha.
A host's best friend, this elegant cake stand will make any baked good feel artfully designed and even more enticing. Expect to receive plenty of praise from guests when this charming vessel is at the center of your table.
Located in the 1925 Duncan Candler house, purchased by Martha in Maine over twenty-five years ago, the pantry has truly stood the test of time. It doesn't feel dated at all; it's still inspiring me today.
Cleverly fitted with wooden cabinets, the pantry's success can be put down to its well-designed storage. Wooden doors make up the upper layer of cupboards, hiding unsightly utensils or cookware from view, while the cabinets underneath feature glass panelling, allowing the delicate china to be enjoyed and easily accessed when required.
Fitted with nifty bolt fastenings that ensure no pieces will slip out and break, there are plenty of details to admire. Even the teacups have their own dedicated area. Delicately hanging from hooks, they're beautifully showcased.
There's even a hidden shelf underneath the cupboards for smaller plates, tucked away from sight but easy to access when needed.
Martha's pantry is masterfully designed. Featuring clever built-in storage and an array of thoughtful details, there are plenty of ideas you can pull from her iconic space and use in any room in your home.
