Inside the kitchen
Pantries that turn the corner.
Turn the dead corner into the most useful cabinet.
Corner solutions
How it works.
Corners are where kitchens lose space. Swing-out frames, carousels and walk-in layouts bring that space back and put it within arm's length.
- Angled corner cabinet
- Under-cabinet light
- Worktop turns the corner
Why it matters
What you get.
No more dead space
The deepest part of a corner cabinet becomes usable storage instead of a place things disappear.
Choose your mechanism
Swing-out frames, carousels or pull-around shelves, picked for how the corner is used.
Walk-in options
In larger homes a corner pantry with open shelving turns a whole corner into a working room.
A place for appliances
Mixers, toasters and grinders live at a height where they can stay plugged in and out of sight.
Our process
From measure to fit.
- 01
Read the corner
Blind, straight or L-shaped, each corner has a mechanism that suits it. We start from your plan.
- 02
Plan the reach
Shelf depth and door swing are set so the whole interior can be reached without bending far.
- 03
Fit and finish
Installed square and tested open and shut, with doors aligned to the neighbouring fronts.
Specification
The detail.
Typical ranges. Final dimensions and capacities are confirmed for each project.
- Layouts
- Blind corner, L-shaped, walk-in
- Mechanisms
- Swing-out, carousel, pull-around
- Shelf finish
- Veneer, lacquer or metal edge
Best for
- L-shaped kitchens
- Homes with a spare corner
- Cooks with many small appliances
Questions
Good to know.
Is a carousel better than a swing-out frame?
It depends on the corner and what you keep there. We compare both against your plan and show you the reach and capacity before choosing.
Can we add a walk-in pantry?
If there is room, yes. We design the shelving, lighting and the door as part of the kitchen so it feels like one room.
More solutions.
Plan yours with us.
Tell us about your kitchen and we will show you how corner solutions could work in it.