Kitchen pantries are a practical addition to any kitchen design, but that doesnt mean they cant also make a style statement. One of the easiest and fastest ways to upgrade your pantryand make it anything but boringis by selecting or DIY-ing a visually interesting pantry door. From chicken wire insets to reclaimed wood to a simple coat of paint (pick your color from our list of 100 favorites), weve got pantry door ideas that work for every style, skill level, and budget. Not only will these ideas keep that clutter hidden (for the most part), but theyll also ensure your kitchen has never looked better! Get More Ideas for Designing and Organizing Your Kitchen: 1Add Rustic Charm with a Reclaimed DoorDavid Tsay for Country LivingWhile all-white kitchens might be a fan favorite, its time to add a little country charm to them. A reclaimed wood door or planked panel easily adds a rustic layer to crisp, clean spaces. Just be sure its sealed properly if coming in direct contact with food.And...dont forget about the inside of your doors. Here, rail shelving mounted inside the paneled jib door adds extra storage for bottles and boards.RELATED: Everything You Need to Know About Buying and Using Reclaimed Wood 2Keep it Classic Par BengtssonIts hard to beat a no-frills Shaker-style paneled door, such as the one leading into in this Texas lake house pantry. Here, simple iron hardware complements the serene and sophisticated color palette. TOUR THIS HOUSEAdvertisement - Continue Reading Below3Opt for a Swinging DoorEric PiaseckiIn hardworking kitchens made for entertaining, go for a swinging door to add elevated, breezy charm. In this airy farmhouse kitchen designed by Historical Concepts, a swinging door with a large glass transom window separates the walk-in pantry and the main kitchen, keeping prep clutter from watchful eyes. TOUR THIS HOUSERELATED: These Are The Best White Paint Colors, According to Designers4Go DutchHelen Norman for Country LivingDutch doors are typically reserved for external doorways, but who says they cant be used inside? In this farmhouse kitchen (its a new build!), a stained wood dutch door adds a unique spin to the standard walk-in pantry. TOUR THIS HOUSERELATED: 20 More Dutch Door Ideas for an Entryway With Double the Charm Advertisement - Continue Reading Below5Add Old-House Character With a Screened DoorJohn Ellis for Country LivingEqual parts playful and practical, a screened door is a delightfully unexpected choice for the pantry. In this California kitchen, the homeowner chose a vintage-inspired silhouette from a big-box hardware store and painted it a showstopping shade of green. Get the Look:For similar, Door Paint Color: Kelly Green by Benjamin Moore TOUR THIS HOUSE6Frost and Etch Glass DoorsJim Westphalen for Country LivingWant your kitchen to feel more like a cafe? Then upgrade your pantry with DIY frosted and etched pantry doors! Adding another layer of visual texture such as this works in any kitchen and gives the space a more intentional feel. RELATED: Keep The Cafe Vibes Going with a Perfectly Styled Coffee BarAdvertisement - Continue Reading Below7Install a Sliding Half-Door Aaron Colussi for Country LivingIf you dont have room for a full or walk-in pantry, convert the top half of your built-in cabinetry into a hardworking storage space for dry goods by installing half doors. For both space saving and easier access, install the doors on a sliding rail, rather than hinges.RELATED: These Expert-Approved Finds Will Keep Your Kitchen Organized for Good8Try Chalkboard PaintVictoria Pearson for Country LivingAre you one of those people who keeps a running grocery list stashed somewhere in the kitchen? If so, then this idea is for you! Instead of a notepad that can easily be misplaced, try something a bit more permanent. Here, chalkboard paint transforms the front of a cabinet face and provides ample writing space. Pair it with a cheery cabinet color to balance out the black. RELATED: Heres Everything Youve Ever Wanted to Know About Refacing Your Kitchen CabinetsAdvertisement - Continue Reading Below9Choose Chicken WiregettyLooking to upgrade an existing or salvaged pantry door? Try chicken wire! This budget-friendly material adds farmhouse character with ease. The best part? You dont even have to open the doors to search your stocked shelves! Just be sure to pick a study gauge and opt for wire with smaller holes. Get the Look:Chicken Wire: 40 ft. Roll of Chicken Wire from AmazonRELATED: This Viral TikTok Shelf Organizes Your Under-Sink Space!10Add Farmhouse Flair with a Barn DoorAnnie Schlecter for Country LivingLooking for something to take your farmhouse kitchen to the next level? Try sliding barn doors on your pantry! Whether your doors are reclaimed or out-of-the-box, theyre easy-to-install and add instant country charm. TOUR THIS KITCHENRELATED: These Sliding Barn Door Ideas Will Transform Your HomeAdvertisement - Continue Reading Below11Repurpose a Door-Front CupboardLisa RomereinDont have the space for a built-in pantry? Try an antique cupboard or armoire with double doors! It will still keep your clutter behind closed doors but offers an infinitely chicer alternative. Plus, wood accents are making a long-awaited comeback to the kitchen. 12Try Pull-Out Pantry Doorsmike gartenIf space is at a premium in your kitchen, ditch the typical hinged door and opt instead for a simple panel attached to the front of a set of pull-out shelves. Long shelves that can be viewed from either side maximize visibility and ensure that no space goes unused. RELATED: These Are Our Best Small Kitchen Decorating Ideas EverAdvertisement - Continue Reading Below13Use Unexpected MaterialsGridley + Graves PhotographersIf you love modern farmhouse style, chances are you probably also love shiplap. This type of horizontally stacked wood paneling adds tons of farmhouse charm while still feeling polished, especially if painted in a bright white. RELATED: So, What Is Modern Farmhouse, Exactly? 14Pick an Antique Door With CharacterSara Ligorria-TrampThis narrow swinging door adds timeless charm and visual interest to this barn homes breezy kitchen. The existing PRIVATE sign also adds a cheeky touch. Search architectural salvage stores (in person or online) for a wide variety of one-of-a-kind doors reclaimed from homes, offices, warehouses, churches, and more. RELATED: These Are The 100 Best Places to Buy Antiques Online, According to Our EditorsAdvertisement - Continue Reading Below15Go Door FreeBrian Woodcock for Country LivingHear us out: Sometimes, you just dont need the doors! If you love keeping your pantry picture-perfect, then ditch the doors altogether. Mix up your storage containers and move your prettiest products to the front! TOUR THIS HOUSEAnna LoganSenior Homes & Style EditorAnna Logan is the Senior Homes & Style Editor at Country Living, where she covers design and decorating trends, home features, and gift guides. She also produces home features and styles content for the print magazine. When she isnt working, can often be found digging around antique shops for the perfect find. Follow her adventures on Instagram!