'Provisions for the home', the accompanying strap line for San Francisco-based March Pantry, perfectly embodies the ethos of the inviting, homely and comforting store that lies inside. Industrial elements such as metal and wood furniture and subway tiles sit comfortably alongside pared-back ceramics and tactile linens, creating an effortlessly stylish vibe to the space. You can see how much effort has gone into the visual merchandising yet it doesn't feel forced or contrived - a feat that's certainly not easy to achieve! I like how the rustic baskets add texture to the white shelving and the sophisticated packaging that acorns the sleek black bottles of olive oil would certainly be a weekly staple for me if I lived in the city. The space has achieved the delicate balance between being industrial not harsh and airy not stark. I'd just love to recreate a kitchen space at home like this, wouldn't you? What's inspiring you about March? Have you been? I'd love to hear your thoughts.
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WOW. I WOULD LOVE TO HAVE A HOUSE WITH THESE THINGS
ReplyDeleteWhat a gorgeous shop ! I'd love to have the big white AGA :-)))
ReplyDeleteJust gorgeous! Love the light and style. Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteI know what you mean with the happy medium between industrial and airy! Off to MARCH! And it's only February now....
Thanks for stoping by yesterday!
Just gorgeous! I want everything there!!! Esp love that industrial island they have. Beautiful!
ReplyDeletexo Allison
www.spicerandbank.blogspot.com
That is a jaw-droppingly gorgeous kitchen!
ReplyDeleteI could move right in! LOVE it, Will! What a great and smile-inducing pick! Just what I needed. :)
ReplyDeleteI love the huge cabinets with glass doors! I'd love some of that any day! Wish I would have known about this store before I moved! :) Thanks for sharing, Will!
ReplyDeleteIf you ever go back to SF and visit let me know!
DeleteLIKE! maybe i should swing by this store when I am in SF this summer ! Thanx for tip !
ReplyDeletemarte
Yes, you must! Let me know what it's like in person! :)
DeleteWow this is lovely! So well done. I would LOVE to go to San Francisco too.
ReplyDeleteI haven't been but I'm DEFINITELY going to visit when I'm in the city again. It looks so amazing. I live right in the middle of LA and SF which is nice! Thanks for sharing, Will!
ReplyDeletej.
How fun! I wish I was able to visit it in person! :)
DeleteSuch nice store. I love it!
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Love everything about it Will but particularly the white aga oven :)
ReplyDeleteAbbey x
Me too - we had an AGA in our kitchen growing up... so cosy. x
DeleteHehe, this could even be my dream kitchen! Or, I'd definitely choose these things you suggest to make one (like these tea towels- brilliant!)
ReplyDeleteLoved the all white and raw wood. Nice to see as I am working on this look at Anchor Cottage. The shop tour made me realize I have too much stuff in my shop to make the clean fresh look. Oh well(-:
ReplyDeleteI could move right in! That white AGA...swoon.
ReplyDeleteRight?! We had one in our kitchen growing up and I just loved it!
Deletethis is all so pretty, this almost looks like my dream kitchen
ReplyDeleteBeautifully done. I'm heading back to my old stomping grounds later this month, I will for sure check it out. I love that city!
ReplyDeleteYes, do! Let me know what the store is like!
Deleteomg I'm in Love this place is great. I haven't been back to San Francisco since my honeymoon nearly 9 years ago but this would be top of my must see list!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful shop! That light fitting is really striking.
ReplyDeleteSian
www.domesticsluttery.com
I didn't think after seeing Igor's blog today that my kitchen envy would continue to reach such heights. It's the glass display cabinets teamed with the agar that i love.
ReplyDeletebeautiful will! i live here, and haven't even heard of it!! :)
ReplyDeleteYou must visit and let me know what it's like in real life!
Deletehow have I never heard of them-- right there in my home town- so much to love!
ReplyDeletewhat a gorgeous store!! definitely on my places to visit the next time i visit up north. thanks for sharing will!
ReplyDeleteOn my list for the next SF trip:-)
ReplyDeleteOh wow. What I would not GIVE for a store like that near me. We're too small town. If I had half a brain (and any real interest in shop ownership), I'd open one of my own. I love how the wood just warms the place up. I could totally lose my mind in there!
ReplyDeleteI'm adding this shop to my SF list. We're heading down there late March, so thanks for the heads up Will!
ReplyDeleteGreat post! I am in love from the first sight with AGA!. I was newer thinking of glass cabinets in my dream kitchen, obviously I should! I love your blog, Will, for being stylish up to the last word. It is a great pleasure to read it.
ReplyDeleteHow could I have missed this?!? I live in San Francisco and have never even heard of March. Will be heading there tomorrow! Thanks for posting this! :) The place looks amazing!
ReplyDeleteSo stylish, love this store's displays and industrial vibe! The butcher block island is my favorite!
ReplyDeleteJessie
www.mixandchic.com
this is amazing! i need to go here!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! What is the floor made of?
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