To make that deep, dark and inaccessible corner of your kitchen more friendly, we propose some of the following:

Staggered or alternated wall cabinets, a more round-about solution offering a better look than empty space but not much additional storage space.

Swing-out cabinet base, with swing-put shelves that can be pulled out entirely for easy access;

Lazy Susan pull out cabinet, featuring swinging capabilities for easy reach;

Curved cabinets, that banish the blind corner entirely. A more high-end solution.

You’ve decided on a design, but now you need the dimensions, here are a few easy steps on how to do that:

Place the start of the measuring edge on the floor and pull until you reach the top of the cabinet. This will give you the height. For a hanging cabinet, measure from the top of the cabinet to the bottom.

Place the start of the measuring tape right next to the corner, at the back of one side of the cabinet. Pull out until you reach the edge of the cabinet and take note of your dimension;

Do the same for the other side of the corner. You do this because those two dimensions, while in theory should be the same, in practice things may occur which will result in different numbers. Note it down;

Now put the measuring tape in the back edge of your cabinet, along the end. Take a measurement from that back of the cabinet to the front edge. The width of the cabinet, this will be the same for both sides;

You can opt for a range of accessories to solve your blind corner problem. These are designed for maximum storage capacity and involves a certain pull, pivot or slide mechanisms that allow you to reach every corner. They are also aesthetically pleasing, come in a variety of colors and materials and are bound to make your guests ask about them.

Choose between metallic or wood frames, depending on your kitchen style and colors. Maple and gray are popular choices.

The half-moon shelf is a good way to access the contents of your blind corner. Those trays pivot out of your base blind cornet cabinet and slide out when you’ve finished sorting through your content.

The bottom blind corner optimizer is a modern solution that maximizes blind corner empty storage while allowing the user accessibility to the unit. For right or left-handed applications, this accessory consists of 2 or more trays or support that slide into the corner when closed and are pulled out when you open the cabinet door. This is a stylish choice for modern kitchens, but keep in mind it is usually an expensive option.

Custom made solutions exist, depending on the location of the accessory mount. Mounted to the cabinet floor, usually implies that manual push and pull actions are needed. Mechanisms that mounts to the sidewall and door are usually “automatic” in nature, you pull and the shelves or trays come out one by one.

These are some of the popular options, choose one the one that fits your needs and wants.

Carcasses are the backbone of your kitchen, they are the units onto which doors and drawers are attached. There are obviously affordable and more expensive options, here are a few:

Melamine-faced chipboard – preferred for being less expensive than other options. It has a chipboard core coated with melamine laminate on the sides giving it moisture-resistant and anti-fungal proprieties. On top of that, it is very easy to clean.

Plywood – made of layers of hardwood, it is a sturdy material sheet. Its selling points are stability and solidness, a good choice for base cabinets, but generally avoided for hanged ones because of its weight.

Chipboard – and alternative to real wood, but without the risk of warping, this material is coated with veneer or melamine to give the impression of wood.

Medium-density fibreboard (MDF) – a popular choice, superior to chipboard and a bit more expensive. Denser than plywood, stronger and much smoother than chipboard. A good option for a variety of structures (be them in the kitchen or otherwise) because of its smooth sides and moisture-resistant proprieties.

Each of us has his or her preferences when it comes to furniture color, but if you are in a bind and can’t decide, we explore a few options that may be worth considering:

Light blue – generally, blue is a sought-after color when it comes to kitchen cabinet and other room’s furniture, so various shades are preferred. This one fits well with white (from chairs or tables perhaps) and wooden tile floors. More on a minimalist side, you cannot go wrong with this one. As a plus, it adds liveliness and freshness to your kitchen.

White and black – you probably already know at least one person that loves this design. Black and white is one of the most wide-spread color schemes out there, giving a futuristic yet classic look to your kitchen. Warmth and sophistication are words that come to mind when viewing this combination.

White and blue – another great combination to give off a comfortable feeling to your guests. It has that smart look which is very pleasing to the eye and is sure to put you in a happy mood.

White – for those who don’t want to bother with color schemes, white is a perfect choice. It is timeless, it never goes out of style and will give you the freedom to decorate or accessorize your kitchen however you see fit.

Pastel green – interested in a more rustic feel, but don’t like dark, wooden colors? This may be what you’re looking for. It gives off that familiar, comfortable feel in a sort of “honey, I’m home” kind of way.

Yellow – for the more bold ones, yellow is the color of the Sun, so it will, of course, give your kitchen the bright, sunny feel of a summer afternoon. Cloudy outside? Not in your house! Happy and cheerful are the keywords of this one.

A key aspect of any kitchen, countertops are a surface you’ll encounter all the time, so it makes sense to give a bit of thought before deciding which one to buy. Below, we list and explore some popular choices.

Quartz – a wide variety of styles and colors to choose from, eye-catching due to quartz crystals and other natural minerals. This one is more durable and less susceptible to scratching than a solid surface. On this minus side, they are quite heavy and expensive.

Laminate – affordable, easy to install, large variety, sleek and elegant design.

Ceramic tiles – affordable, diverse designs, can make them look like natural wood, stone, or other materials;

Granite slabs – heavy, fairly expensive but its simple presence can raise the price of real estate houses, overall considered a premium material. Extremely durable.

Granite tiles – smaller tan the slabs, but a similar degree of prestige with a cheaper price, they give kitchens a modern and professional feel;

Marble – beautiful, but fragile. Requires caution when installing but it is very pleasing to the eye. Due to different veining, each piece can be considered unique.

This website offers a variety of furniture products based in China. Not only you can order corner kitchen cabinets but a variety of other kitchen and other house products. They offer a large variety of materials to choose from, so you can build your perfect kitchen. You will need to have a floor plan ready and dimensions, so they can help you with customized design preferences.

Most kitchen cabinet makers in China are clustered around these provinces:

• Guangdong
• Zhejiang
• Fujian

These manufacturers offer different types of kitchen cabinets using various materials, catering to all customers, from high-end to low-end.

There are four ways to find glass kitchen cabinet supplier in China :  via Alibaba, trade shows, furniture markets, and sourcing agents.

-Alibaba

-Trade Shows

-Kitchen Cabinet Market

–Sourcing Agents

Below is the list of Top 10 kitchen cabinets suppliers & manufacturers in China.

Pros:

• Use of additional space that would have otherwise been wasted;
• Makes your kitchen look more elegant;
• Many custom designs to choose from;

Cons:

Expensive in the case of more complex designs;

Complex installation for some designs;

Not easy to access in the case of blind corner cabinets;