No odor. But that may also mean no nutrients. My uncle, an old farmer when I was growing up, spread manure on his fields and tilled it in within 24 hours of spreading it so the nutrients would not be lost to the atmosphere. He said what you smell from manure is nutrients going out into the air.

Let's see.... (1) Pot Holders in the drawer b/w my cooktop and ovens (24" wide) (2) Knives and Prep & Cooking utensils & tools under my cooktop (36" wide) (3) Foil, parchment paper, and my gluten-free utensils (a special need) (31" wide) (4) Silverware (24" wide) (5) Wraps and plastic bags (24" wide) (6) Electrical things like extension cords, switches, etc. (24" wide) (7) Linens (dish cloths and dish towels) (33" wide) (8) Coffee supplies: K-cups, sweeteners, filters (my in-laws are resistant to changing to K-cups), coffee scoop, and butter (the toaster is next to the K-machine) (33" wide) (9) Serving utensils (pizza cutters, corn holders, serving spoons for pot-lucks, etc.) and oven tools (thermometers - both manual and electric) (27" wide) (10) Flashlights & batteries (27" wide) (11) Dog supplies (spare collars & leashes, meds, etc.) (27" wide) I have one 4-drawer stack with 3 shallow drawers: #s 4, 5, 6 The rest are 3-drawer stacks The Dog supplies are in a roll out tray shelf (ROTS) that is the equivalent of a shallow drawer b/c it's placed as high as I can get it to have the most vertical space possible for the dog food cans on the bottom ROTS. The contents and locations are based on what goes on in that area. So, my prep and cooking tools are in the Prep & Cooking Zones, my baking and roasting tools are in the Cooking Zone and Baking Center, etc. Here is a link that might be useful: Link to the insides of the drawers in Buehl's cabinets

When our kids were, DS 17 and DD 14, We took Easter to their grandparents and I brought along Easter baskets with candy for kids and grandparents. I also 'made' my kids do an Easter egg hunt with the plastic eggs filled with money. Some had a quarter or two some a dollar some 5$ bills but two had 20$. In order to get these teens scrambling around their Gparents lawn I had to shake the coin filled eggs and tell them some eggs didn't shake but still had some worthwhile item inside. OMG they loved it. Found all of them. Gparents cracking up at this display of goofiness between brother and sister. The next few years they asked about the Easter egg hunt well before and we had mini ones in the house. But never one on the lawn again, we didn't have Gparents to watch. We did a few baskets later and I gave them eggs filled with some $. Now I just do a family Easter candy basket as we don't do much candy any more and the $ get doled out at Christmas only. DS is not even at home and DD is still in college.

I would mark off the interior space on a flat surface (consider if your face frames to block part of the access). Put the stuff you want to store in the taped off area to give you a better idea of what might fit. You might only get one stack of bowls there, and maybe 3 columns of glasses. In my old kitchen, I had a corner cabinet with an angled door that was maybe 15". I used it for glasses. There was plenty of space in the cabinet, but the door really limited access and I hated it. If possible, consider a drawer for smaller spices or else they will be buried behind one another and difficult to locate and access.