Walk-in Pantry Floor Plans

You don’t have to be a chef to appreciate a walk-in pantry house plan! A walk-in pantry is popular for the same reason a walk-in closet or storage in/off the garage is popular—because, everyone, at some point, needs a little extra space in which to put stuff. For example, a walk-in pantry can afford a parent room to store dry foods and ingredients after a long Saturday morning of shopping. Single professionals may also enjoy a walk-in pantry if they regularly cook large meals and/or serve a variety of hors d'oeuvres to guests. Even if you don’t expect to use a walk-in pantry that often, consider special occasions. For instance, if your home morphs into feast central during the holidays, a walk-in pantry might be worth having.

As you browse the below collection of walk-in pantry house plans, note that some of these house layouts also offer a butler's pantry. Such designs are particularly well-suited for homeowners who frequently entertain large gatherings and require additional space to store and organize plates, platters, trays, and utensils. Also look for house plans that strategically place the walk-in pantry (ies) between the entrance/mudroom and the kitchen. This way neither shoppers nor chefs will be forced to walk too far to reach their destination.