Kitchen with prep kitchen

A butler’s pantry used to be a luxury item. I remember we put them in the penthouses of the last Mirvac project I worked on in 2007 (just before my son was born!), and everyone was “Ooooo … Aaaaahhhh”. I recall including a concealed area of benchspace and walk-in-pantry in a renovation design done in 2006, because we had this dead space at the end of the kitchen. It’s been such a hit for the homeowners. Now, butler’s pantries are making their way into most homeowners’ lists for their family…

Two of the trendiest kitchen additions are the butler's pantry and the scullery. But what is the difference and which one is a better fit for you? Find out! #kitchens #remodel #trends #home #design

Source: www.ambianceasheville.comWhen it comes to kitchen organization, the pantry is an important location to turn your focus. How to organize canned goods, dry ingredients, and perishable goods a…

Renae Keller Interior Design | A scullery is a fantastic addition to any modern kitchen. It provides numerous benefits, including additional storage, prep space, and the ability to keep your main kitchen area organized and clutter-free. If you’re planning to build or update your kitchen space, adding a scullery may be the perfect choice for you. See one of my favorite Sculleries that we designed for a client at renaekeller.com.

What is a prep kitchen and why should you have one in your home? Find out in this article.

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