Kitchen and pantry cabinet system

Abstract

A kitchen and pantry cabinet system includes a base cabinet system, a countertop, an upper cabinet system, and a middle cabinet system. The base cabinet system includes a base-kitchen cabinet and a base-pantry cabinet. The upper cabinet system includes an upper-kitchen cabinet and an upper-pantry cabinet. The base-kitchen cabinet is oppositely positioned to the base-pantry cabinet as the base-kitchen cabinet and the base-pantry cabinet are connected to each other. The countertop is mounted onto the base cabinet system. The middle cabinet is positioned atop the countertop and linearly aligned with the base-pantry cabinet. The upper-kitchen cabinet is positioned opposite to the upper-pantry cabinet as the upper-kitchen cabinet and the upper-pantry cabinet are connected to each other. The upper-pantry cabinet is linearly aligned and mounted to the middle cabinet, wherein the storage space of the middle cabinet is accessed through the backsplash wall that functions as a door.

Description

[0001] Kitchen and Pantry Cabinet System

[0002] FIELD OF THE INVENTION

[0003] The present invention relates to an integral kitchen cabinet system to provide efficient storage and easy access to appliances. More specifically, the present invention is a kitchen and pantry cabinet system that allows the user to store items within the pantry and access the stored items through the backsplash wall.

[0004] BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION

[0005] Kitchen cabinets are the built-in furniture installed in many kitchens for storage of food, cooking equipment, and often silverware and dishes for table service. Appliances such as refrigerators, dishwashers, and ovens are often integrated into kitchen cabinetry. Kitchen cabinets are generally separated into two types of cabinets (wall cabinets and base cabinets). More specifically, base cabinets are mounted on top of the flooring as the base cabinets provide storage and accommodate the countertop. Wall cabinets are mounted adjacent to the ceiling as the wall cabinets also provide storage. In most kitchen layouts, the pantry is positioned adjacent or behind the kitchen thus allowing the kitchen cabinets to be installed to the side or the front of the pantry wall. As a result, the stored items within the pantry can only be accessed and transported through the pantry entrance as the stored items cannot be accessed from the kitchen. However, carrying items back and forth between the kitchen and the pantry can be tiresome due to the weight and size of the stored items and the distance between the kitchen and the pantry.

[0006] It is therefore an objective of the present invention to provide a kitchen and pantry cabinet system that provides efficient storage space while maintaining a sleek and unobtrusive appearance when not in use. Furthermore, the stored item within the pantry can be easily accessed through the backsplash of the kitchen without physically walking into the pantry. More specifically, the backsplash wall functions as a door so that the stored items can be pulled out onto the countertop through the door opening. As a result, the present invention provides a multi-functional cabinet system that create versatile storage solutions for heavy items and small kitchen appliances while enhancing the aesthetic appeal of interior spaces. The backsplash wall that functions as a door can include regular doors, backsplash tile doors, glass doors, and a screen TV door thus providing distinct functional and decorative purposes.

[0007] BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

[0008] FIG. 1 is a top-front perspective view of the present invention, wherein the door of the middle cabinet system is fully closed.

[0009] FIG. 2 is a front view of the present invention, wherein the door of the middle cabinet system is fully closed and showing the plane upon which a cross sectional view is taken shown in FIG. 3.

[0010] FIG. 3 is a cross section view thereof taken along line 3-3 of FIG. 3, showing the mounted television unit.

[0011] FIG. 4 is a top-front perspective view of the present invention, wherein the door of the middle cabinet system is partially opened.

[0012] FIG. 5 is a front view of the present invention, wherein the door of the middle cabinet system is partially opened.

[0013] FIG. 6 is a top-front perspective view of the present invention, wherein the door of the middle cabinet system is fully opened.

[0014] FIG. 7 is a front view of the present invention, wherein the door of the middle cabinet system is fully opened.

[0015] FIG. 8 is a rear view of the present invention, showing the access panel.

[0016] FIG. 9 is a rear view of the present invention, showing the upper-pantry doors.

[0017] FIG. 10 is a rear perspective view of the upper-kitchen cabinet and the middle cabinet system showing the first configuration of the opening mechanism.

[0018] FIG. 11 is a front sectional -view of the middle cabinet system, wherein the illuminating system. FIG. 12 is a front view of the present invention, showing the mounted decorative panel.

[0019] FIG. 13 is a front view of the middle cabinet system of the present invention, wherein the door of the middle cabinet system is fully closed and showing the plane upon which a cross sectional view is taken shown in FIG. 14.

[0020] FIG. 14 is a cross section view thereof taken along line 14-14 of FIG. 13, showing the second configuration of the opening mechanism in the closed position.

[0021] FIG. 15 is a front view of the middle cabinet system of the present invention, wherein the door of the middle cabinet system is fully opened and showing the plane upon which a cross sectional view is taken shown in FIG. 16.

[0022] FIG. 16 is a cross section view thereof taken along line 16-16 of FIG. 15, showing the second configuration of the opening mechanism in the opened position and the door being positioned outside of the lateral frame.

[0023] FIG. 17 is a front view of the middle cabinet system of the present invention, wherein the door of the middle cabinet system is fully opened and showing the plane upon which a cross sectional view is taken shown in FIG. 18.

[0024] FIG. 18 is a cross section view thereof taken along line 18-18 of FIG. 17, showing the second configuration of the opening mechanism in the opened position and the door being positioned inside of the lateral frame.

[0025] FIG. 19 is a front perspective view of the middle cabinet system of the present invention, wherein the door of the middle cabinet system is fully opened and showing the tray being pulled out from the lateral frame.

[0026] FIG. 20 is a front view of the middle cabinet system of the present invention, wherein the door of the middle cabinet system is fully opened and showing the left-drawer slide and the right-drawer slide.

[0027] FIG. 21 is a perspective view of the present invention, wherein the door of the middle cabinet system is fully opened and showing the tray being pulled out from the middle cabinet system.

[0028] FIG. 22 is a perspective view of the present invention, wherein the door of the middle cabinet system is fully opened and showing the stored food mixture within the slidable tray. DETAIL DESCRIPTIONS OF THE INVENTION

[0029] All illustrations of the drawings are for the purpose of describing selected versions of the present invention and are not intended to limit the scope of the present invention.

[0030] The present invention is a kitchen and pantry cabinet system that provides efficient storage and easy access to stored appliances. The present invention separates the pantry area from the kitchen area without utilizing an interior wall thus allowing the users to easily access items from the pantry area through the backsplash wall that functions as an access-door. As a result, the present invention provides efficient storage and easy access for blenders, coffee makers, countertop 6 grain mills, toasters, or any other type of heavy kitchen appliances. As shown in FIG. 1-2, the present invention comprises at least one base cabinet system 1, at least one countertop 6, at least one upper cabinet system 7, and at least one middle cabinet system 15 so that the kitchen area and the pantry can be separated via the configuration of the present invention.

[0031] In reference to the general configuration, as shown in FIG. 1-3, the base cabinet system 1 is positioned atop and secured to the floor. The base cabinet system 1 comprises a base-kitchen cabinet 2 and a base-pantry cabinet 3. The base-kitchen cabinet 2 functions similar to a traditional floor cabinet and provides storage for the kitchen area. The base-pantry cabinet 3 functions similar to a traditional bottom cabinet within the pantry area. More specifically, the base-kitchen cabinet 2 and the base-pantry cabinet 3 are oppositely positioned and adjacently connected to each other thus defining two different storage areas. The countertop 6 is mounted onto the base-kitchen cabinet 2 so that the countertop 6 can provide storage area and food prepping area for the kitchen area. The middle cabinet system 15 is positioned atop and linearly aligned with the base-pantry cabinet 3 thus providing a storage within the pantry area. More specifically, the backsplash wall hides the stored items within the middle cabinet system 15 as the backsplash wall functions as the entry panel for the middle cabinet system 15. The upper cabinet system 7 comprises an upper-kitchen cabinet 8 and an upper-pantry cabinet 9. The upper-kitchen cabinet 8 functions similar to a traditional wall cabinet and provides storage for the kitchen area. The upper-pantry cabinet 9 functions similar to a traditional upper cabinet within the pantry area. More specifically, the upper-kitchen cabinet 8 and the upper-pantry cabinet 9 are oppositely positioned and adjacently connected to each other thus defining two different storage areas. Furthermore, the upper-pantry cabinet 9 is linearly aligned with the middle cabinet system 15 and mounted to the middle cabinet system 15 as the upper-kitchen cabinet 8 is positioned offset from the countertop 6. Due to the configuration of the present invention, the upper cabinet system 7 is preferably mounted to the ceiling as the middle cabinet system 15 is mounted to the upper-pantry cabinet 9. However, the middle cabinet system 15 can be mounted to the base cabinet system 1 and / or the countertop 6 as the upper cabinet system 7 is mounted to the middle cabinet system 15 via the upper-pantry cabinet 9.

[0032] In reference to FIG. 1-3, the base-kitchen cabinet 2 and the base-pantry cabinet 3 each comprises a cabinet housing, a back panel 4, and a face panel 5. More specifically, the cabinet housing is a structural body and defines the shape of the base-kitchen cabinet 2 and the base-pantry cabinet 3. The back panel 4 is perimetrically connected to a back edge of the cabinet housing, and the face panel 5 is perimetrically connected to a front edge of the cabinet housing. The back panel 4 of the base-kitchen cabinet 2 is concentrically positioned to the back panel 4 of the base-pantry cabinet 3 as the basekitchen cabinet 2 and the base-pantry cabinet 3 are positioned opposite of each other. In order to provide a stable base structure, the back panel 4 of the base-kitchen cabinet 2 and the back panel 4 of the base-pantry cabinet 3 are adjacently connected to each other, wherein the face panel 5 of the base-kitchen cabinet 2 and the face panel 5 of the basepantry cabinet 3 are oppositely positioned of each other. The countertop 6 is positioned perpendicular to the face panel 5 of the base-kitchen cabinet 2 and the face panel 5 of the base-pantry cabinet 3 as the countertop 6 fully extends over the base-kitchen cabinet 2.

[0033] Furthermore, the cabinet housing is configured upon user preferences and industry standards, wherein the cabinet housing can be an opened-cabinet or a closed- cabinet. For example, when the cabinet housing is configured as the opened-cabinet, the internal storage space is defined within the cabinet housing and at least one open-shelf as the internal storage space visible to the user. When the cabinet housing is configured as the closed-cabinet, the internal storage space is defined within the cabinet housing and at least one slidable drawer, at least one door that encloses at least one inner-shelf, or a combination of the at least one slidable drawer and the at least one door that encloses the at least one inner-shelf as the internal storage space is hidden to the user.

[0034] In reference to FIG. 1-3, the middle cabinet system 15 comprises a lateral frame 16, a door 17, and an opening mechanism 20. The lateral frame 16 is a rectangular structural body and positioned in between the base-pantry cabinet 3 and the upper-pantry cabinet 9. More specifically, a top panel of the lateral frame 16 is mounted to a bottom panel 10 of the upper-pantry cabinet 9 and a bottom panel of the lateral frame 16 is mounted to the base-pantry cabinet 3. As a result, the lateral frame 16 is able to function as the outside parameter of the middle cabinet system 15. The opening mechanism 20 is mounted offset from the countertop 6 and allows the door 17 to be opened or closed about the lateral frame 16. The door 17 is adjacently positioned to the countertop 6 and operatively coupled with the opening mechanism 20, wherein the door 17 is configured between an opened position and a closed position by the opening mechanism 20. In other words, a rear edge of the lateral frame 16 is exposed within the pantry area thus enabling the users to access the middle cabinet within the rear edge. A front edge of the lateral frame 16 is exposed within the kitchen area and positioned adjacent to the countertop 6 thus enabling the users to access the middle cabinet within the front edge when the door 17 is configured in the opened position. When the door 17 is configured in the closed position, access to the middle cabinet is restricted from the kitchen area as the lateral frame 16 is hidden behind the door 17. Due to the additional storage space of the middle cabinet system 15, the present invention is able to provide a clutter-free countertop 6 thus enhancing the cleanliness of the kitchen area.

[0035] As shown in FIG. 1-7, and FIG. 13-18, the opening mechanism 20 moves the door 17 in between the opened positioned and the closed position. It is obvious that the door 17 can be moved in between the opened positioned and the closed position thus utilizing many different types of hinges or mechanical assemblies so that users can access the storage space of the middle cabinet system 15 without going into the pantry area. The present invention is explained in relation to two different types of opening mechanism 20; however, the present invention can utilize any other types of opening mechanism 20 to accommodate the door 17 movements between the opened positioned and the closed position without deviating from the scope of the functionality.

[0036] In reference to a first configuration, the opening mechanism 20 comprises a linear actuator 21, a left rail 24, a right rail 25, and an access panel 26 as shown in FIG. 1, 5, 7, 8, and 10-11. More specifically, a motor housing 22 of the linear actuator 21 is mounted to a back panel 11 of the upper-kitchen cabinet 8 thus providing a stationary position for the motor housing 22. An actuator shaft 23 of the linear actuator 21, which extends outward from the motor housing 22 or retract inward into the motor housing 22, is terminally mounted to the door 17 in such a way that the door 17 is positioned perpendicular to the countertop 6. The left rail 24 and the right rail 25 are positioned opposite of each other within the lateral frame 16 so that the door 17 can linearly slide up and down without any lateral movement. More specifically, the left rail 24 is internally mounted to the lateral frame 16 and positioned perpendicular to the countertop 6. The right rail 25 is internally mounted to the lateral frame 16 and positioned perpendicular to the countertop 6. The door 17 is slidably engaged with the left rail 24 and the right rail 25 so that the door 17 can linearly move up and down along the left rail 24 and the right rail 25 during usage. The access panel 26 is integrated into the back panel 11 of the upperpantry cabinet 9, wherein the access panel 26 functions as a removable panel so that the linear actuator 21 can be exposed for necessary repairs. The linear actuator 21 is powered from an external Alternating Current (AC) power source according to the industry standards and effortlessly controls through voice commands for automated operation, a remote controller, or a control panel.

[0037] In reference to a second configuration, the opening mechanism 20 comprises a left inset receding hinge 27 and a right inset receding hinge 28 as shown in FIG. 13-18. The left inset receding hinge 27 and the right inset receding hinge 28 are oppositely positioned of each other within the lateral frame 16 so that the door 17 can move in between the opened position and the closed position. The left inset receding hinge 27 and the right inset receding hinge 28 each comprising a track 29 and a lift hinge 30 to accommodate the movements of the door 17. More specifically, the track 29 is internally mounted to the lateral frame 16 and positioned parallel to the countertop 6 and adjacent to the bottom panel 10 of the upper-pantry cabinet 9. The lift hinge 30 is slidably engaged to the track 29 thus allowing the door 17 to be mounted to the lift hinge 30. As a result, the user can angularly lift up a bottom end of the door 17 as a top end of the door 17 is hingedly mounted to the lift hinge 30 of the left inset receding hinge 27 and the right inset receding hinge 28. Then, the door 17 can be pushed inward as the lift hinge 30 of the left inset receding hinge 27 slides along the track 29 of the left inset receding hinge 27 and the lift hinge 30 of the right inset receding hinge 28 slides along the track 29 of the right inset receding hinge 28.

[0038] As shown in FIG. 12, the present invention further comprises a decorative panel 18, wherein the decorative panel 18 can be a backsplash tile, a plurality of backsplash tiles, a tin panel, a dry wall panel, a waterproof panel, a glass panel, a wooden panel, or any other type of panel that can be utilized for decorative purpose in between the upper cabinet system 7 and the base cabinet system 1. The decorative panel 18 can provide customizable background and adaptation for interior decoration of the surrounding. Furthermore, the decorative panel 18 can be interchanged thus allowing flexibility in adapting to changing needs and interior designs.

[0039] As shown in FIG. 1 and FIG. 3, the present invention further comprises a television unit 19 as the television unit 19 of perimetrically mounted onto the door 17. The television unit 19 can be a single TV unit, a modular TV unit, or any other type of a telecommunication unit for transmitting moving images and sound. The television unit 19 is powered from an external AC power source according to the industry standards and can be effortlessly controlled through voice commands for automated operation or a remote control. The television unit 19 can serve as a platform to showcase recipes upon voice command, streaming purpose, or can offer charming and inviting backgrounds during periods of inactivity. Furthermore, the television unit 19 can be interchanged thus allowing flexibility in adapting to evolving technology.

[0040] In reference to FIG. 3, the upper-kitchen cabinet 8 and the upper-pantry cabinet 9 each comprises a cabinet housing, a back panel 11, and a face panel 12. More specifically, the cabinet housing is a structural body and defines the shape of the upperkitchen cabinet 8 and the upper-pantry cabinet 9. The back panel 11 is perimetrically connected to a back edge of the cabinet housing, and the face panel 12 is perimetrically connected to a front edge of the cabinet housing. The back panel 11 of the upper-kitchen cabinet 8 is concentrically positioned to the back panel 11 of the upper-pantry cabinet 9 as the upper-kitchen cabinet 8 and the upper-pantry cabinet 9 are positioned opposite of each other. In order to provide a stable upper structure, the back panel 11 of the upperkitchen cabinet 8 and the back panel 11 of the upper-pantry cabinet 9 are adjacently connected to each other, wherein the face panel 12 of the upper-kitchen cabinet 8 and the face panel 12 of the upper-pantry cabinet 9 are oppositely positioned of each other. The countertop 6 is positioned perpendicular to the face panel 12 of the upper-kitchen cabinet

[0041] 8 and the face panel 12 of the upper-pantry cabinet 9 as the bottom panel 10 of the upperkitchen cabinet 8 is positioned offset from the countertop 6 to provide sufficient head clearance.

[0042] Furthermore, the cabinet housing is configured upon user preferences and industry standards, wherein the cabinet housing can be an opened-cabinet or a closed- cabinet. For example, when the cabinet housing is configured as the opened-cabinet, the internal storage space is defined within the cabinet housing and at least one open-shelf as the internal storage space visible to the user. When the cabinet housing is configured as the closed-cabinet, the internal storage space is defined within the cabinet housing as the internal storage space is hidden to the user. As shown in FIG. 3, the present invention further comprises at least one upper-kitchen door 13. The upper-kitchen door 13 is hingedly mounted to the face panel 12 of the upper-kitchen cabinet 8 when the cabinet housing of the upper-kitchen cabinet 8 is configured as the closed-cabinet. As shown in FIG. 9, the present invention further comprises at least one upper-pantry door 14. The upper-kitchen pantry is hingedly mounted to the face panel 12 of the upper-pantry cabinet

[0043] 9 when the cabinet housing of the upper-pantry cabinet 9 is configured as the closed- cabinet.

[0044] In reference to FIG. 11, the present invention further comprises an illumination system so that the middle cabinet system 15 can be illuminated. More specifically, the illuminating system 31 is internally mounted to the lateral frame 16 of the middle cabinet system 15 to provide sufficient ambient lighting or atmospheric lighting. The illuminating system 31 is powered from an external direct current (DC) power source or an external AC power source according to the industry standards. The illumination system can be effortlessly controlled through voice commands for automated operation, a remote controller, or a control panel.

[0045] In reference to FIG. 18-21, the present invention further comprises a left-drawer slide 40, a right-drawer slide 41, and a tray 42. The left-drawer slide 40 and the rightdrawer slide 41 are positioned opposite of each other within the lateral frame 16 of the middle cabinet system 15 so that the tray 42 can slide in and out of the middle cabinet system 15. More specifically, left-drawer slide 40 and the right-drawer slide 41 are internally mounted to the lateral frame 16 as the left-drawer slide 40 and the right-drawer slide 41 are positioned parallel and adjacent to the countertop 6. The tray 41 is slidably mounted to the lateral frame 16 through the left-drawer slide 40 and the right-drawer slide 41 thus allowing the tray 41 to be pulled onto the countertop 6. As shown in FIG. 22, the slidable operation of the tray 42 allows the user to store heavy kitchen items such as coffee makers and food mixtures on top of the tray 42 for easy accessibility. For example, when the user wants to make a cup of coffee, the user can open the middle cabinet system 15 and pull out the tray 42 that holds the coffee maker. After the cup of coffee is made, the user can push the tray 42 into the lateral frame 16 and close the middle cabinet system 15 thus freeing up space within the countertop 6. Optionally, the tray 42 can comprise a plurality of integrated wheels so that the tray 42 can easily and smoothly slide over the lateral frame 16. More specifically, the plurality of integrated wheels is connected to a bottom surface of the tray 42 so that the plurality of wheels can roll move over the lateral frame 16 and countertop 6.

[0046] The base cabinet system 1, the upper cabinet system 7, and the middle cabinet system 15 can include additional features such as sliding capability for shelf, soft closing features, pop-out door opening features, handles, sliding handing racks, compartmentalizing storage features, or any other industry standard cabinet features without deviating from the scope of the functionality.

[0047] As shown in FIG. 1-18, the present invention is explained in relation to the at least one base cabinet system 1 as a single base-cabinet, the at least one countertop 6 as a single countertop, the at least one upper cabinet system 7 as a single upper-cabinet, and the at least one middle cabinet system 15 as a single middle-cabinet. However, it is understood that a final kitchen layout can be configured wherein at least one base cabinet system l is a plurality of base-cabinets, the at least one countertop 6 is a plurality of countertops, the at least one upper cabinet system 7 is a plurality of upper-cabinets, and the at least one middle cabinet system 15 is a plurality of middle-cabinets.

[0048] Although the invention has been explained in relation to its preferred embodiment, it is to be understood that many other possible modifications and variations can be made without departing from the spirit and scope of the invention as hereinafter claimed.

Claims

What is claimed is:

1. A kitchen and pantry cabinet system comprising: at least one base cabinet system; at least one countertop; at least one upper cabinet system; at least one middle cabinet system; the base cabinet system comprising a base-kitchen cabinet and a basepantry cabinet; the upper cabinet system comprising an upper-kitchen cabinet and an upper-pantry cabinet; the base-kitchen cabinet being oppositely positioned to the base-pantry cabinet; the base-kitchen cabinet and the base-pantry cabinet being adjacent connected to each other; the countertop being mounted onto the base-kitchen cabinet; the middle cabinet system being positioned atop the base-pantry cabinet; the middle cabinet system being linearly aligned with the base-pantry cabinet; the upper-kitchen cabinet being oppositely positioned to the upper-pantry cabinet; the upper-kitchen cabinet and the upper-pantry cabinet being adjacent connected to each other; the upper-pantry cabinet being linearly aligned with the middle cabinet system; the upper-pantry cabinet being mounted to the middle cabinet system; and the upper-kitchen cabinet being positioned offset from the countertop.

2. The kitchen and pantry cabinet system as claimed in claim 1 comprising: the base-kitchen cabinet and the base-pantry cabinet each comprising a back panel and a face panel;the back panel of the base-kitchen cabinet being concentrically positioned to the back panel of the base-pantry cabinet; the back panel of the base-kitchen cabinet and the back panel of the basepantry cabinet being adjacently connected to each other; the face panel of the base-kitchen cabinet and the face panel of the basepantry cabinet being oppositely positioned of each other; and the countertop being positioned perpendicular to the face panel of the base-kitchen cabinet and the face panel of the base-pantry cabinet.

3. The kitchen and pantry cabinet system as claimed in claim 1 comprising: the middle cabinet system comprising a lateral frame, a door, and an opening mechanism; the lateral frame being positioned in between the base-pantry cabinet and the upper-pantry cabinet; the lateral frame being mounted to a bottom panel of the upper-pantry cabinet and the base-pantry cabinet; the opening mechanism being mounted offset from the countertop; the door being operatively coupled with the opening mechanism, wherein the door is configured between an opened position and a closed position by the opening mechanism; and the door being adjacently positioned to the countertop.

4. The kitchen and pantry cabinet system as claimed in claim 3 comprising: the opening mechanism comprising a linear actuator, a left rail, a right rail, and an access panel; a motor housing of the linear actuator being mounted to a back panel of the upper-kitchen cabinet; an actuator shaft of the linear actuator being terminally mounted to the door; the door being positioned perpendicular to the countertop;the left rail and the right rail being oppositely positioned of each other within the lateral frame; the left rail being internally mounted to the lateral frame; the right rail being internally mounted to the lateral frame; the left rail being positioned perpendicular to the countertop; the right rail being positioned perpendicular to the countertop; the door being slidably engaged with the left rail and the right rail; and the access panel being integrated into the back panel of the upper-pantry cabinet.

5. The kitchen and pantry cabinet system as claimed in claim 3 comprising: the opening mechanism comprising a left inset receding hinge and a right inset receding hinge; the left inset receding hinge and the right inset receding hinge each comprising a track and a lift hinge; the left inset receding hinge and the right inset receding hinge being oppositely positioned of each other within the lateral frame; the track being internally mounted to the lateral frame; the track being positioned parallel to the countertop; the track being positioned adjacent to the bottom panel of the upper-pantry cabinet; the lift hinge being slidably engaged to the track; and the door being mounted to the lift hinge.

6. The kitchen and pantry cabinet system as claimed in claim 3 comprising: a decorative panel; and the decorative panel being perimetrically mounted onto the door.

7. The kitchen and pantry cabinet system as claimed in claim 3 comprising: a television unit; and the television unit being perimetrically mounted onto the door.

8. The kitchen and pantry cabinet system as claimed in claim 1 comprising: the upper-kitchen cabinet and the upper-pantry cabinet each comprising a back panel and a face panel; the back panel of the upper-kitchen cabinet being concentrically positioned to the back panel of the upper-pantry cabinet; the back panel of the upper-kitchen cabinet and the back panel of the upper-pantry cabinet being adjacently connected to each other; the face panel of the upper-kitchen cabinet and the face panel of the upperpantry cabinet being oppositely positioned of each other; a bottom panel of the upper-kitchen cabinet being positioned offset from the countertop; and the countertop being positioned perpendicular to the face panel of the upper-kitchen cabinet and the face panel of the upper-pantry cabinet.

9. The kitchen and pantry cabinet system as claimed in claim 8 comprising: at least one upper-kitchen door; and the upper-kitchen door being hingedly mounted to the face panel of the upper-kitchen cabinet.

10. The kitchen and pantry cabinet system as claimed in claim 8 comprising: at least one upper-pantry door; and the upper-pantry door being hingedly mounted to the face panel of the upper-pantry cabinet.

11. The kitchen and pantry cabinet system as claimed in claim 1 comprising: an illuminating system; and the illuminating system being internally mounted to a lateral frame of the middle cabinet system.

12. The kitchen and pantry cabinet system as claimed in claim 1 comprising:a left-drawer slide; a right-drawer slide; a tray; the left-drawer slide and the right-drawer slide being oppositely positioned of each other within a lateral frame of the middle cabinet system; the left-drawer slide being internally mounted to the lateral frame; the right-drawer slide being internally mounted to the lateral frame; the left-drawer slide being positioned parallel and adjacent to the countertop; the right-drawer slide being positioned parallel and adjacent to the countertop; and the tray being slidably mounted to the lateral frame through the leftdrawer slide and the right-drawer slide.

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