I appreciate all the input thus far. Thank you for the complements on my wall of windows. That is my favorite part, especially because we have a view of the water. It has always been my dream! The 90 degree lowers don't seem like they lose much space compared to the angled. Red_lover, I particularly like how your doors open on these cabinets. Do you like it or find it awkward? Do you have hardware on one door or both? I don't think I would be hurting for storage if I didn't have the angled upper. Speaking of storage, that is another thing I'm debating on changing. I have all drawers in the lower cabinets and was going to have one regular cabinet with adjustable shelves or rollouts. I was debating on making it another bank of drawers. I know everyone here seems to be a drawer fan. I already have around 20 drawers and 2 lazy susans. Any thoughts on this? I agree with you Annkh, I am worried it would look funny ending with angled cabinets and nothing attached to them. Your dog is cute by the way. :) Chitownkat, it's funny you mention open shelving. I love open shelving and that is actually one of my changes not shown in the picture. I added some open shelving on the right side of the kitchen between the cabinets to mirror the opening in the cabinets on the left side where the range hood is. Icskaisgir, do your cabinet doors scrape against eachother when you open them? I'm just curious because your doors open differently than red's, and similar but it looks slightly different than teachertile. I love your countertops btw. I love all the gorgeous kitchens! So I'm definitely leaning towards 90 degree lower and an upper that ends against the wall. Do you guys think ending against a wall or an easy reach would be better for the upper? I'm a visual person so I'm having a hard time deciding.

A corner sink has certain advantages. But I think that with the corner sink arrangement as you've described it, with a batwing sink, you will be missing out on those very advantages. I am linking a thread that describes what's wonderful about a corner sink (and a couple of cons as well), with a bunch of photos too. I particularly like Jayjay_teacher's farm sink in the corner location, since a farm sink is more ergonomic for your back, but any other sink style is wonderful too, except for the batwing! Here is a link that might be useful: Thread about Corner Sinks

We have a 24" angled corner with D-shaped super susans on 2 of the shelves (no pole in the center). This works great. I have all the baking stuff in there and can easily get at things. There's another thread about corner cabinets that has a picture of our cabinet and a few others you could check out. I don't know if I would go smaller unless you can find a D-shaped super/lazy susan to fit in the cabinet - but they may make one that is smaller. I wouldn't do a blind corner. I think you give up too much potential space vs the diagonal with rotating shelves. Good luck!

I don't know where my pics are, but we have three(!) blind corners in our kitchen, 2 of which are angled. One is a small stack of drawers. On the counter, we keep our flour/sugar canisters, and above is a small TV. The other angled corner is a prep counter made of maple, with no cabinet underneath so you can sit and do prep work. Cutting boards are in a rack hidden underneath. We have 32 drawers and a baking sheet pull-out in our kitchen, so wasted space isn't really an issue. Also- we have no uppers at all.