My last kitchen had the corner cabinet that went way back into the corner. When we had to redo it I added a lazy Susan and loved it. In this house I have 2 corners that are voids and I feel it’s such a waste of space. I would rather have the dark hole cabinets that I could at least store things I don’t really need than nothing.

lazy susan.

I voided my corner in favor of longer drawers. All my baking dishes, pots and pans, and mixing bowls are in drawers. I have a crockpot, grill, and hand mixer in the bottom drawer. Light-weight small appliances and large stainless steel bowls are in the cavernous hole known as the over-fridge cabinet. I don't use them often so I just remove them while on a step stool.

Super Susan. Love mine, holds a ton.

How about something like below (I don't have one, but it looks awesome to me) They have this set up for corner cabinets too, click on the link below the pic.

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I typically use either Super Susans, LeMans or make it a dead corner. But it really depends on the rest of the layout. A corner cabinet is generally 36x36, a blind corner with LeMans needs about 48-54" from one corner (from wall). Making it a dead corner requires about 3" of filler on each side of the cabinet corner.

I typically use a bifold door (or one door if it is an angled cabinet). Yes, the LeMans is shaped like a kidney.

Once upon a time, someone posted a mathematical comparison between
corner cabinets versus void corner and wider drawer bases. The amount of
storage each provided was essentially the same. So it really comes down to what Kristin Petro Interiors, Inc. stated: what is best for your situation depends on your lay-out and what type of storage you need and where.

I chose the same option as mayflowers. I voided the corner in favor of wider drawer bases on each side of the corner. IME, anything that will fit in a corner cabinet will fit in drawers. It saved me money (good corner storage solutions can be quite price-y) and gave me exactly the right kind of storage for my needs.

Adding my vote for "it depends". I have 2 corners in my fairly small kitchen, and I wanted to make every inch count. I researched corner storage solutions for weeks. I have one super susan, but the corner between sink and stove (just like yours) was tricky. It wasn't until I planned out what was going to be stored everywhere in the kitchen that the solution presented itself.

I did not need room for bulky, rarely used items (which work well in a deep corner); I didn't need room for pots and pans (which work well in a super susan). What I really needed was drawers! So I voided the corner, giving me a 3-drawer stack 24" wide next to the range, and a 4-drawer stack 18" wide next to the sink. I use those drawers many times a day, and I do not miss the :lost" space, because I gained so much space by using the rest of the kitchen more efficiently.

A few other storage tips: our kitchen is 8' tall, and my cabinets run to the ceiling. I ordered an extra shelf for every upper cabinet, so I can store more things without stacking. The cabinet above the fridge is full depth, and has two pullouts - perfect for bulky, lightweight things like cereal, paper towels, and the canning pot.

Good luck with your project!

I opted to void the corner in favor of drawers next to my stove and a large trash can pull out next to my sink. Just make sure there is enough allowance for your handles - so that when you pull the drawers open the handles clear each other. Mine squeak by! I don't miss the old lazy Susan and lost space at all.

Her's one option that you don't see often, but it's great for large families who create lots of trash and recycles.

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