What if you did a 36" French door bottom freezer fridge? Then on your pantry side do two pantry doors like the french doors on the fridge and you could do matching bottom drawer storage below? Hope I explained that properly :-)

Here is a link that might be useful: Liebherr 36

chris, tks for your reply, I thought of the french door kind but subzero doesn't offer it, and I really wanted to get the sub zero/wolf package because there is 1,000 off until March 31st, so I have to order by then.

You could have the panels on the fridge made to look like your pantry doors or vice versa. If you take a look at kateskouros' Thermador fridge and freezer in the thread linked below you'll see that the units are a full fridge and full freezer, but the panel makes it look like it's a fridge with drawers on the bottom. So you could do something similar.
Also, while I totally get packages and I know Sub Zeros are great, you'd save well over $1000 if you bought a Liebherr so just make sure the Sub Zero also has the features and layout you need. :-)

Here is a link that might be useful: Thermador Fridge Panel

I don't know if this will help at all but here's a picture our paneled 36 inch Thermodor next a 12 inch pantry.

Michelle, regarding Subzero 700 36inch R/F combo: they have very little crisper drawers. I know couple families that have them and they are not happy about that. The interior is very different from the Subzero BI models which have excellent layout. I passed the subzero for that reason...

I have a paneled Thermador 36, just like Staceydx above.

Having said that the Subzero design is more 'integrated' in that the horizontal line is at 36 inches above the floor, which is exactly where the counter top occurs. The there are two drawers at the bottom which can be 'matched' with your adjacent drawers and often are. The "look" is more in keeping with that flowing horizontal line of the countertops.

If I were you, I would do 27 inch all frig/pantry to match and the freezer elsewhere. i know that this will add to the price but this will be only a fraction of the total kitchen budget. Once you pencil in the cost differential, you will see that it's not that much.

Kaismom-tks for your reply.if I do the 27" all frig, and do the seperate freezer draws, are the freezer draws the same size as would have been for the 36"frig/freezer? this would prob. be more ideal, I would get more frig room, and match the two like I had wanted to.

Michelle16,
you will have to get the specs for the Subzero. I like all-ref 700 design because the bottom drawers are both "crisper drawers". I think you can also put the milk jugs in the drawers.

I think 27 ref next to 27 pantry would give you a very elegant look. I am not a fan of French door ingtegrated ref look. The look is just off to me. That is just me. Families that have integrated ref/frig have often have double 27 inch combination. Obviously, this is expensive...

I have another freezer in the basement where I put summer berries etc. So I am not freezer limited....

Kaismom-not a fan of the french door integrated either i think the doors look too skinny at only 36 wide total.Beagles from here gave me good advice, I am using her cabinet maker hopefully, and she said he would do one handle on the 36"door(right side) so i will have the frig on one side in a grey finish, and white cabs inbetween, and the mirror image 36"pantry at the end, handle on the left-grey finish, all inset, changed my mind to grey after purchasing my calacutta quartzite countertops-only thing I'm worried about is where the gry crown molding will hit the white crown molding- I am Obssesing over it!! Will see what the cab. maker thinks, I have an appointment friday!1 Tks for all the help so far!

I did a 27 in. pantry next to the 700 series ref. and 700 series freezer. I asked the cabinet maker to use the the same door and drawer set up for the pantry, one larger door, and two two bottom drawers. This way, it looked like three unified pieces.