I hope you are all enjoying your Sunday.
I just wanted to share a few images of our Butler's pantry.
It is one of my favorite rooms in the house.
Even though it is kind of an odd long skinny room.
It used to be a covered porch. Then it was converted into a room with a bar.
It was a little dated and was covered in 1970's paneling.
We discovered the beadboard ceiling under the drywall.
We pulled up the plywood and carpet and uncovered the wood floors. I decided to leave the original paint on the floors.
We installed the beadboard on the walls. This half serves as the butlers pantry and the other half is the laundry room. I will share more images of the other half later.
I decided since this room is a long awkward skinny room to just paint the walls, trim, and ceiling
I keep all of my larger cooking items in this old French cabinet that was once a pastry counter.
We usually keep our fruit and vegetables on this counter as well.
My neighbor let me cut a bunch of branches off of his quince tree.
The sources will be listed at the bottom of the page.
The French canning jars you see in the images are available in our online shop.
The French canning jars are one of my favorite ways to add color to a room.
I will share some images of Lori's beautiful shop soon.
Here is a list of the sources for my butler's pantry.
The French table the sink sits on is vintage.
All of the French vintage items such as the French enamel bucket, French canning jars, French ironstone, French oyster baskets, and French factory light, and farm tables
can be found in our online shop.
We don't always have these items in stock, however we try to list new items weekly.
The counter is an old French pastry counter.
My husband made the marble shelves and the brackets they sit on.
