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A Complicated Drawer Design That Uses Every Square Inch of "Blind Corner" Cabinet Space in the Kitchen

"Can you grab me the scissors? They're in the fourth lower triangle on the right"

By Rain Noe - December 11, 2019

In our kitchen's "blind corner" cabinet, we've got the de rigeuer Lazy Susan. And I hate the thing. It's a spinning carousel of hidden items that would challenge Indiana Jones.

We've seen a lot of designs for utilizing blind corners (see link below), but this is the first design we've seen of this type:

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I've got no idea who the manufacturer is, as the source didn't credit it, but I'm guessing it's somewhere in Asia; one of the medication boxes has what look like Chinese characters on them, and there's also a clearly visible Korean snack in another drawer.

See Also: Six Sexy Design Solutions for Utilizing "Blind Corner" Cabinet Space in the Kitchen

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Donald Jones

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Just don't drop anyting back there.

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Bradley Johnson

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I'm too distracted by the butt joint on the Carrara marble to focus on the drawer... Lol

We have a Lazy Susan type system in our kitchen corner, but it's also broken into sections that slide out like this for easier access. Currently it's molded plastic, but I'm considering swapping out that portion of it for plywood. That way I can also incorporate dividers.

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I’m a lapsed industrial designer. I was born in NYC and figured I’d die there, but a few years ago I abandoned New York to live on a farm in the countryside with my wife. We have six dogs.