The two rooms are related but not identical. A butler’s pantry traditionally serves as a transition and staging area between the kitchen and the dining room, focused on serving and storage. A scullery is a full working kitchen extension that handles prep, cleanup, and heavier tasks. In modern luxury homes the distinction has blurred, and many projects include both, or one room that combines the roles. The Charleston includes both: a butler’s pantry accessed through an arched black steel and glass door, and a separate walk-in scullery accessed through a matching door on another side of the kitchen.