Craftsman and Bungalow Pantries in Nashville and Middle Tennessee
Pantry style

Craftsman and Bungalow Pantries

Built-in cabinetry, mullioned glass, stained oak and simple geometric hardware that suits older Nashville homes.

Craftsman style celebrates good joinery and honest materials. Built-in cabinets, mullioned glass doors, stained oak and simple hardware suit the bungalows and cottages that make up so many of Nashville's beloved older neighborhoods. A craftsman pantry feels like part of the original house, even if it was added last year.

We study the existing trim, door and window details and echo them in the pantry. Cabinet doors may be flat or shaker style, glass fronts use grid patterns that match the windows and the finish is a warm stain or a muted paint. Hardware is simple, in oil-rubbed bronze or black. Inside, we plan drawers, a pull-out for tall items and adjustable shelving. A small desk or counter may serve as a recipe nook.

Best for

  • Bungalows and cottages
  • Older homes with original detail
  • Owners who love wood trim
  • Pantries tucked into compact floor plans
The look

What defines Craftsman and Bungalow Pantries

Built-in feel

Part of the house.

Mullioned glass

Echoes the windows.

Stained oak

Warm and traditional.

Simple hardware

Bronze or black.

Drawers inside

Practical detail.

Matched trim

Looks original.

Questions

Craftsman and Bungalow Pantries FAQ

Can a new pantry look original?

Yes, by matching trim, door and window details.

Is stained wood still popular?

Yes, especially in craftsman homes where natural wood is part of the character.

Can I add glass doors?

Yes. Mullioned glass is a classic craftsman feature.

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Ready for a pantry you will love using?

Call us and we will visit your home, measure, talk through how you cook and shop and give you an itemized written estimate.

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