Pantries are the best place to store food and various kitchen supplies, especially if you have enough space. But whether it’s small in-wall pantry or a large space for storing everything, you need to organize it right to get maximum of the space. Today I offer to have a look how to organize your food using various containers and caddies.
Glass Containers
Glass containers and jars are the most comfortable ones for any dry food: cookies, coffee, tea, various types of pasta and sweets. The best idea here are airtight glass containers, so look for some comfy plastic or metal lids to keep the food safe and far from various smells.
Air-tight glass containers of various sizes.
Clear plexiglass containers for storing food.
Glass containers with chalkboard labels.
Glass jars with glass lids for a refined look.
Glass jars with metal lids and printed labels.
Glass jars with plastic lids and labels for comfortable storage.
Korken jars from Ikea, labeled with their dry pantry contents.
Metal Holders
Metal drawers are great for storing vegetables, this way they won’t spoil. And of course you can store various food in packages and boxes if you want, incorporating a couple of such drawers is a great idea.
Metal drawers for vegetables and packages.
Metal drawers for open storage.
Plastic Containers
Plastic containers, bins and boxes are ideal for almost any kind of food, they are easy to wash and clean and can be of all sizes and looks to fit any space.
Jars and plastic containers for sorting food.
Plastic bins for spices and food in packages.
Plastic containers with comfy handles.
Plastic storage containers for dry foods.
Plastic tubs for jars and packages.
Simple multi-purpose plastic bins.
Other Ideas
Other ideas may include various caddies, cubbies, baskets and boxes that are cool for storing almost any type of food. Woven baskets are perfect to give your pantry a rustic look. An important thing is to label the containers you have, there are a lot of ideas to do that, print out some labels, make chalkboard ones or write the names of the food right on the containers.
Creative fabric caddies for packeted and canned food.
Net baskets with chalkboard labels.
Plywood boxes and plastic containers for food.
Woven baskets with chalkboard labels.
Woven cubbies for storing food.