Written by IALH Editor
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So you’ve emptied the pantry, there’s packets and half finished bags of pasta all over the floor and spices you don’t even remember buying for that recipe you made one time! What next? Give it a good hard look and decide what’s worth keeping, what you always use and what can go straight in the bin. We’re not here to tell you what food you should and shouldn’t keep in a pantry – that bits up to you.. but we’re on hand to make those supplies and ingredients look as aesthetically pleasing as possible and convenient to get to.
H&M
Linen-blend bread bag
Practical and stylish to keep loaves or rolls, or if you’re still into sourdough after lockdown – it works for that too!
So At Nature
Complete laundry storage set
Transfer your detergent and conditioner into these jars and rid yourself of clunky cardboard and plastic boxes taking up space.
Zara
Rectangular wood acacia wood spice jars
Keep all your spices in perfectly sized jars. They come with a stand so you’ll never misplace any.
Vtopmart
Airtight food storage containers
Perfect if you’re short on space but big on supplies! There’s a size for every type of food imaginable and you can personalise the labels.
Joseph Joseph
Podium airtight storage container set & stand
If you need to conserve as much space as possible, these containers could be it. They stack neatly on top of each other with no risk of falling off.
Bodum
Food storage containers
These clear containers show you exactly whats in each one with a helpful rubber grip to avoid any accidents.
Layered Lounge
Glass jar with glass lid
You can’t beat clear glass to show off all your perfectly arranged pasta and cereal shapes.
H&M
Tall glass jar with lid
These jars come in all sizes, so if you need something for spaghetti, nuts or even sweets – these will work.
Nisbets
T&G Provence wire oval basket
Add a basket or two to give the pantry shelves some charm. Use them to store snacks for easy access!
Zara
Wooden & metal storage furniture with wheels
Perfect for fruit and veg, and can be placed in a pantry or even the kitchen itself if you have the space. The top works as a work surface too.
Etsy
Glass oil bottle dispensers
Fill these with your favourite oils, syrups or vinegars to make cooking that bit easier on the eye. They’ll also look lovely on the pantry shelf too.
Zara
Screw top glass jar
Not many jars have screw tops so these are definitely an option if that’s what you’re looking for. They also have a chic feel.
Zara
Round banana leaf basket
If you’ve put everything away in its rightful place but there’s a few odds and ends left. Try a few of these baskets to keep the pantry tidy.
A Place for Everything
Wooden pantry storage bin with handle
Great for packets of crisps, nuts or sweets, keeps everything organised and super neat.
