WOW!! I would give my right arm for a walk in pantry, however, I can assure you it would never look like this. Of course I would like to think that it could look like this, then I get real. : This is amazing!

the spice jars are ikea and are really cheap and are $3/4 jars. The baking containers came from target and are about $5-$7 each. All of the expense was worth my sanity though.

@cddat...Not as much as you would think lol. I'm a HUGE fan of Eddie Ross the designer and he got me hooked at shopping at thrift stores. For awhile there I was going to goodwill about twice a week and I bought a lot of the jars for about 50 cents or $1! One round in the sanitizer cycle in dishwasher and I was golden! The pasta jars are from hobby lobby and they often have their jars for 50% off so like $4 or so a jar. Mason jars were bought at lowes on clearance after canning season for about $8 for 12 jars. I figure everything is reusable so I only had to make the initial investment.

love it but i'd hate to know how you spent in all the jars to put everything in. lol

You would run screaming from my pantry!

this is my dream pantry!!!

Wow! It looks like a fancy store display. 5 stars, thanks for sharing.

Love Love Love It :

Regarding the cereal, the containers I have are meant for a standard cereal box. The pasta jars were also bought for a standard 3 boxes of barilla from hobby lobby. In the event I have extra I put them in a freezer bag and store in a basket to fill up when jars running low. Most of my spices I store in my kitchen. The ones shown are stored in small ikea containers and are small amounts of things I don't use on a regular basis or spices that I'm trying to learn to cook with. Thanks for the interest!

Love this. Aren't Ikea's "billy" shelves amazing. What do you do with the cereal, pasta, spice etc overflow. I usually have stuff left over when I fill containers. The quanitity in the pkg never quite matches the container.

Lovely pantry. 5 ****s for sure.