Rotating spice rack in an organized kitchen

Khloé Kardashian's Famous Pantry: 6 Organizing Ideas You Can Copy for Less

Few pantries have been photographed, copied and pinned as much as Khloé Kardashian's. When she shared a look inside her walk-in pantry in 2019, entertainment and home magazines covered it like a design launch: matching clear containers, everything decanted and labeled, and a now-famous row of glass cookie jars. She later appeared in Netflix's Get Organized with The Home Edit, which made the “everything in its place” look even more popular.

You don't need a walk-in room or a celebrity budget to get the same calm, store-shelf feeling. The ideas behind it work in an ordinary cabinet.

Rotating three-tier spice rack holding jars on a kitchen counter

1. Make everything visible

The reason a celebrity pantry looks so good is simple: nothing hides behind anything else. Turntables and tiered risers bring the back row forward, so you stop buying a third jar of cumin.

SpinSpice 3-Tier Rotating Rack

SpinSpice 3-Tier Rotating Rack

Three rotating tiers keep spices and small jars in view and within reach.

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TurnWell 2-Tier Turntable

TurnWell 2-Tier Turntable

A two-tier lazy Susan for oils, sauces and cans in deep corner cabinets.

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2. Store in zones, not by accident

Baking goes together, snacks go together, breakfast goes together. Zones are what make a pantry easy to restock and easy for everyone in the house to keep tidy.

TierFit 3-Tier Cabinet Shelf

TierFit 3-Tier Cabinet Shelf

Adds two extra levels inside a cabinet so each zone gets its own shelf.

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3. Bring the back of the cabinet to you

Deep cabinets are where groceries go to be forgotten. Pull-out baskets turn a dark cave into a drawer you can see into at a glance.

PantryGlide Pull-Out Organizer

PantryGlide Pull-Out Organizer

Slides out on rails so canned goods and boxes are never lost at the back.

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GlideBasket Pull-Out Organizer

GlideBasket Pull-Out Organizer

A pull-out basket for under-counter cabinets and pantry floors.

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4. Give spices a single home

Lined-up, label-out spices are the detail people notice first in organized-pantry photos. A tiered rack does the lining up for you.

SpiceStep Cabinet Spice Rack

SpiceStep Cabinet Spice Rack

Stepped rows lift the back jars so every label is readable.

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5. Use the counter for display, not clutter

The cookie-jar look works because a few things are displayed on purpose. Choose one or two pieces that hold everyday items and let everything else live behind doors.

FruitTier 2-Tier Fruit Basket

FruitTier 2-Tier Fruit Basket

A two-tier basket that keeps fruit in sight and off the counter.

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StackBay 3-Tier Kitchen Shelf

StackBay 3-Tier Kitchen Shelf

Stacks the microwave, toaster oven and baskets vertically to free up counter space.

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6. Keep it maintainable

The best system is the one you'll still follow next month. Decant only what you use often, label the rest, and leave a little empty space on every shelf so new groceries have somewhere to go.

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Vesta Neat Home is an independent store. We are not affiliated with, sponsored by, or endorsed by Khloé Kardashian, The Home Edit or Netflix. The people and shows mentioned here are referenced only for publicly reported organizing ideas; the products shown are our own picks for a similar look.

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