Resort Pantry with Rattan Base Cabinets and Terracotta Floor
팬트리 (Resort)
Honey-rattan base cabinets sit below U-shaped shelves in a compact walk-in pantry, leaving a centered standing zone for reaching dry goods. Limewash-white walls and terracotta flooring add soft resort texture while keeping storage function explicit.
Color palette
Start with the color combination that shapes this room.
Mood
These words best describe the overall mood.
Room profile
Here is how the furniture, light, and circulation are arranged.
- SpacePantry
- Layout axisA route from the translucent sliding door around the U-shaped shelves to the small worktop at the back
- Focal pointThe U-shaped storage edge and small work surface beyond the terracotta floor
- LightContinuous under-shelf light and a central recessed downlight reach both storage walls and the worktop
- Main surfacesWarm-white walls and shelves, rattan-panel bases, light timber shelving, terracotta tile, and a translucent ribbed-glass door
- DensityDense at the edges with storage on both sides, but open through the center aisle
- Storage visibilityGrains, pasta, and small appliances stay visible in clear jars and open shelves; reserve stock hides in the rattan bases
Reproduction core
Keep these points in mind when recreating a similar mood.
- Collect storage along both walls and the back in a U-shaped edge, leaving the center open so the pantry keeps a usable work core even when shelves are full.
- Keep frequently reached jars on open shelves and hide reserve stock and visual clutter behind rattan-panel bases, separating inventory across low and high planes.
- Decant grains and pasta into matching clear containers; the repeated shapes make the shelf calm and let quantity and color explain what is where.
- Use terracotta as one broad floor plane to warm the light shelves and rattan from below, without carrying the strong color up the walls.
- Run under-shelf light without breaks so the back of the worktop and the hand-reach storage are evenly legible.
Apply it at home
You can also review the conditions to check in your own space and the materials that shape this look.
- Condition to check
- The central aisle is tight when both shelves are in use or drawers are open
- Adjustment
- Reduce shelf depth and base projection, preserving enough room for one person to turn in front of the frequently used storage.
- Condition to check
- Heat from a toaster or air fryer collects around shelves and containers
- Adjustment
- Leave clearance below and behind the appliance and keep heat-producing units away from the rattan panels.
- Condition to check
- Heavy clear containers on high shelves are difficult to remove
- Adjustment
- Bring heavy grains down to waist height and reserve upper shelves for light baskets and stock.
- Condition to check
- Food dust and water land on the terracotta floor
- Adjustment
- Choose a tile with manageable absorption and slip control, adding a wipeable mat near preparation and washing.
Mood board
The materials and finishes behind the look break down by area as follows.
Shelves and walls
- Material family
- painted shelving and plaster wall
- Color / tone
- Warm white #E7DED0
- Texture / finish
- Smooth low-sheen matte
- Role
- A large background that organizes the colors of jars, rattan, and terracotta
- Check
- Check it stays neutral beneath shelf lighting and is easy to wipe after food spills
Pantry floor
- Material family
- terracotta-look porcelain tile
- Color / tone
- Terracotta #C47D55
- Texture / finish
- Uniform matte
- Role
- One warm base that gives the U-shaped storage edge a grounded center
- Check
- Confirm resistance to oil, water, and powder, with grout contrast that does not break up the aisle
Base cabinets and baskets
- Material family
- rattan panel and woven rattan
- Color / tone
- Honey rattan brown #B98B5A
- Texture / finish
- Ventilated weave, satin matte
- Role
- Handmade texture on closed storage that lowers the visual density of the open jars
- Check
- Keep dust from entering through the panel, and verify hinges, pulls, and load capacity
Open shelves
- Material family
- light oak-tone wood finish
- Color / tone
- Light oak #C8A77B
- Texture / finish
- Straight fine-grain matte
- Role
- A repeated line for jars and baskets that connects the U-shaped storage
- Check
- Control sag and edge wear, and keep shelf depth from stealing aisle width
Pantry door
- Material family
- textured translucent glass
- Color / tone
- Translucent warm gray #D6D5CF
- Texture / finish
- Vertical ribbed translucency
- Role
- A soft screen that keeps the pantry light and silhouette visible without adding visual clutter to the kitchen
- Check
- Keep the handle and sliding rail clear of shelf corners and make fingerprints easy to clean
Compare these spaces to see how similar moods change with different colors and furniture arrangements.





