Plan near the fridge
Larders work best close to the fridge and the prep area, so cooking needs fewer steps.

Larders & pantries
A tall larder can hold more food than a run of wall cupboards and lets you see everything at once. Here are the options.
Larders & pantries
Deep wall cupboards hide food at the back and waste space at the top. A well-designed larder brings everything forward, so you can see what you have and reach it without unpacking a shelf.
German kitchens offer excellent larder fittings: pull-out larders that bring the whole cupboard towards you, internal drawers behind tall doors and door-mounted racks for jars and bottles.
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What to look for
Larder types

A slim unit that slides out fully, ideal for narrow gaps beside the fridge or ovens.

A wider tall cupboard with internal drawers, shelves and door racks.

A small room or alcove with open shelving, if your layout has the space.
Good to know
Larders work best close to the fridge and the prep area, so cooking needs fewer steps.
Pull-out larders have weight limits per shelf. We help you plan heavy items lower down.
Full-height larders give the most storage. Keep the top shelves for items you use less.
Questions
Something not covered here? Ask the studio and we will help.

A tall kitchen cupboard dedicated to food storage, usually fitted with shelves, internal drawers or a pull-out frame so everything is easy to see and reach.
For narrow spaces, yes. A pull-out larder brings the contents towards you, so nothing gets lost at the back of the cupboard.
If your layout has a small room, alcove or under-stair space nearby, it can often become a walk-in pantry. We can look at your plans.
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