Options For Corner Kitchen Cabinets

L shape cabinets tend to let your kitchen corner go useless.

Options for corner kitchen cabinets.

That is the reason you should get diagonal cabinets. A hinged swing out door when extended folds out away from the corner thus exposing all of the contents of your corner cabinet for easy access. Above the counter top the lazy susan is a great place to store boxed or canned food and spices. The lazy susan features a central access which the shelves spin from.

The cabinet can have glass panels so you can see inside without having to open the door. Another perhaps simpler option for your corner cabinets is to create a swing out corner door. They provide some dimension and add an accent to your cooking space. Make use of blind corner cabinets.

When designing your corner kitchen cabinets keep in mind that floor to ceiling storage is a smart option. Curved cabinets are really great at concealing and transforming corners. These pie shaped cabinets can be placed above or below the kitchen counter. Leave it that way.

We forget about how much kitchen countertop space is wasted above those base cabinet blind corners and below wall cabinets and you could do all sorts of things with it. You can panel your diagonal cabinets to fit in with other cabinetry. You ll note some wasted space to the left and right of the angled drawers dead zones built into the drawer to create 90 degree angles with. One of the first ideas to investigate is whether or not your corner kitchen cabinet can become a drawer cabinet combo.

Bringing the cabinets from the floor to the ceiling not only gives you more storage it creates a visual consistency in the space. When extended it folds out away from the corner exposing all of the supplies in the cabinet for easy access. An option is to add a tall corner cabinet which rests on the counter and has square shaped interior shelves.