Khloe Kardashian's kitchen pantry is the most organized room I've ever seen – replicate the space that 'broke the Internet'

How to recreate the practical and stylish pantry in Khloe Kardashian's home

Khloe Kardashian kitchen pantry
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A pantry – or even a well-stocked and organized cabinet – is your kitchen’s fuel store. Ideally, you should be able to rustle up a quick meal from the contents, have piquant ingredients ready to spice up the plainest dish (hello, crispy onions and dried chilies), and be tidy enough to navigate easily. For me, getting your kitchen storage right is one of the most important aspects of a home, and it would appear that businesswoman and KUWTK star Khloe Kardashian shares the same sentiment. 

Earlier this year, we spoke about The Home Edit-designed pantry's interior design, but here we explore how to replicate her exact organization method using the best storage and organization buys from Amazon, so you can start organizing a pantry that you'll cherish forever. 

Whether you have a pull-out larder or a walk-in pantry, organizing your pantry storage by decanting foodstuffs into coordinating containers will make your kitchen look more luxurious and create a sense of uniformity and tidiness. But ask yourself whether it’s a task you’ll be able to stay on top of when life gets busy. 

‘Decanting into beautiful glass jars, similar to Kardashian's pantry, always looks picture-perfect on social media but isn’t always as neat in reality. It’s an extra task after grocery shopping, so won’t suit everyone’s natural tendencies,’ says professional organizer Katherine Blackler, founder of SortMySpace. 

‘Grains and pastas don’t always come in matching volume sizes so you will still need to have an overflow area for the opened packets. And you should decide whether you always empty a jar fully before topping up to ensure you don’t leave very old produce at the bottom of the jar.’

If you wish to replicate Kardashian's space, look out for plenty of storage solutions that blend beautifully without their environment, but also work on a practical level too.

‘Baskets are a practical way to store vegetables and fruit, allowing air to circulate to keep them fresh. They also add beautiful texture to your kitchen,’ says Simon Temprell, interior design lead at Neptune. Choose baskets to suit the depth of your shelves. Smaller baskets can be used as condiment carriers, bread baskets, shallow box trays for organizing spaces or utensils, or as a tote for drinking glasses. ‘They can be a lovely way to bring warmth to work surfaces,’ Simon adds.

Below, we've sourced the majority of the items Kardashian used in her impressive space, along with similar alternatives, as recommended by experts.

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‘Treat your pantry ideas like any other room in your home and consider the end result from an interior design perspective,’ says Jaime Frow, founder of Thoughtfully Organized Homes. 

Jaime suggests choosing a color palette as you would in any other space in the house, investing in lighting, or adding rows of baskets and bins, and carefully choosing kitchen countertops. 

‘A functional and beautiful interior can make all the difference to the way you use your larder or pantry, as well as how it makes you feel when you open the doors,’ suggests William Durrant, owner of Herringbone kitchens. ‘Think shelves, drawers, cold shelves and a stone backsplash. Electrical outlets are a must, as both pantries and larders are ideal places to house a toaster or a coffee machine.'

If it’s easy to find ingredients and equipment, cooking will be more enjoyable, while good pantry storage ideas can make the room feel less cluttered and more spacious.

Jennifer Ebert
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Jennifer is the Digital Editor at Homes & Gardens. Having worked in the interiors industry for a number of years, spanning many publications, she now hones her digital prowess on the 'best interiors website' in the world. Multi-skilled, Jennifer has worked in PR and marketing, and the occasional dabble in the social media, commercial and e-commerce space. Over the years, she has written about every area of the home, from compiling design houses from some of the best interior designers in the world to sourcing celebrity homes, reviewing appliances and even the odd news story or two.