I was like Morgne, and ended up with a custom-made sink for my corner. All the ready-made sinks were either too big for my cabinet, or too small for my use. I did want a single bowl from the getgo (I love my single bowl sink!), and I wanted a rectangular one with an offset drain (i.e. the drain is not centered). I couldn't figure out the right size, so I ended up drawing a template on a large piece of cardboard, and fiddling with my drawing until I got dimensions that fit and looked good. Those dimensions were what I had made. I used Handcrafted Metal in Austin, Texas (handcraftedmetal.com), and am very happy with my single-bowl, rectangular, offset-drain sink--it's one of my favorite things in my kitchen. Another idea for you would be an apron front sink in your corner. What I like about those is that they are very ergonomic, as there is no need for a 5" strip of supporting countertop in front of the sink. That means no leaning toward the sink for you, which is easier on the back. I am linking a thread with a bunch of photos and discussion of corner sinks. Please look at Jayjay_Teacher's pic of her apron front sink. Here is a link that might be useful: Thread about Corner Sinks

Hi. I have the Lee Valley blind corner unit, and we love it. It was a bit pricey, but we have never regretted it. It has never had a mechanical problem, like someone else here was complaining about. Here are reasons I think you should get a blind corner unit for your space, MadamG2U: For certain spaces, it's the only way to make the most use of that area. (Like the photos for theanimala above, and your design drawings, sometimes a Lazy Susan is not suitable for the space). Sure, you could do drawers, but you're still wasting space. If you are limited in storage and space, like you seem to be, this seems like a huge reason to use a blind corner unit. While it may be somewhat expensive, so are drawers or anything else, AND I think it's such a cool feature, that when you go to sell your home, believe me, it will look like a clever thing to a potential buyer. To me it would be a sign that the seller thought carefully about the best use of space in a kitchen where space is at a premium. The units really are clever. If you organize well and stay somewhat neat, I don't believe you'll have a problem with stuff falling. I never have, and we have kids. They love this thing too. Would I rather have a bunch of drawers, or maybe even a cool Lazy Susan? Sure, but for my particular corner, and it looks like yours too, this was the best and just about only solution. Good luck.

Here is a pic of my 36" corner sink base with a 25" single bowl sink and 1" filler on each side. The filler may be required if you go with full overlay doors in order for the doors to open properly. Not sure about inset or partial overlay though. I do not feel crowded at all, but I am petite. DH has a larger frame and no complaints from him so far. I actually downsized from a 42" corner sink base and can't even tell the difference.

Thanks for the headsup, angela12345. I measured the GD and went to HD to measure the interior dimension of a 30" sink base cabinet. My oh my, a 30" sink base is TINY! But, it will have to do for now. The 33" sink base has more space inside and I wish we could put it in our layout without my being so bothered. Sigh. Alas, I really can't stand how the spacing of the sink base is uneven in relation to the already lopsided window on the wall. It makes me feel I am living in the winchester mystery house! So far, I have ascertained that it can hold our trash, recycle bin and compost pail, with a smidge of room left for fire extinguisher. Definitely no room for insta-hot water heater and filter. So, we nix that from our wish list. I am looking for a single bowl undermount. After some online research, I found a kindred sink KCUS30A-10/10BG that I like but I don't know if it's available online or not. I wish I could use the ticor sink but the one I like needs a 33" sink base. Bummer. The kindred sink I am interested in will have interior dimension of 27"W x 16"L x 10"H. I think that will work beautifully for washing my long-handled pans. Here's the specs: http://www.kindred-sinkware.com/grfx/products/specs/KCUS30A_10-10BG.pdf. Hope Kindred is a good product.