It looks to me that the face frame on that cabinet covers the hinges so when it's closed, you can't tell it's a door. It just looks like the lower cabinets are inset like the other cabinets in the kitchen. I do wonder how they pull the door closed.

You could always contact Farinelli Construction and ask them.

Is there a reason you want it to be inswing? I 'd make it swing out, myself.

Cool visual. I haven't seen that one before.

I can't tell what's really going on there, but is it possible it's more like a restaurant door that would swing back on it's own?

I agree with Angie, make it outswing. You're most likely carrying stuff out of the pantry, much easier to push with your hands full than it is to pull on a handle.

Perhaps a pivot hinge (Harmon hinge) would work. I've included a link to an online supplier (no affiliation).

Here is a link that might be useful: Pivot hinges

I found some cool options while looking for hardware for my crazy backsplash storage, which I still months away.

I think I can only post one link at a time, so...

Here is a link that might be useful: Door 1, watch the video

What hinges did you end up using for in swing hidden pantry door?