It's hard enough to keep your kitchen cabinets organized at the best of times, I feel like I'm constantly crashing and clattering around my cupboards, creating a make-shift orchestra of pots and pans. But this task becomes a thousand times trickier when you're faced with the dreaded corner cabinet.
Seriously, though, has anyone ever figured out a good way to organize a corner cabinet? It feels to me that no matter what, there will be a secret blind spot that I'll never be able to access fully, with who knows what hiding out there.
I've tried out all the hacks, from smart stacking tips to the lauded lazy Susan approach, but none of them has quite worked out for me. Either they feel too messy, or they take up too much space, or they just straight up don't work. So when I saw this post from DemoToDreams showing off her new magic corner, I was immediately on the hunt for one for myself. And the Highdecora Kitchen Cabinet Magic Corner Organizer was there waiting for me. With its smooth pull-out mechanism and roomy capacity, it was a no-brainer purchase, and it should be for you, too.
With two levels and a generous amount of storage space on both, this purchase won't just organize your cabinet space, but it will also allow you to get the most out of it, as well. Plus, each shelf can handle up to 20kg of weight, so you won't have to worry about overloading them.
Designed to fit kitchen cabinets that measure between 90-100 cm, this organizer can be bought in a right-hand configuration, as well as a left-handed one, so it will fit your cabinet no matter its orientation.
The swing-out access and smooth, soft-close mechanism ensure the easiest and most durable finish, and you'll never have to crawl on hands and knees to see inside your cupboards again.
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By far the biggest pain point when it comes to my cabinet organization, beyond the dreaded corners, is my collection of pots and pans. A stack of stainless steel and cast iron is nothing if not a recipe for an auditory disaster, and one I've come to know too well. Which is exactly why this pan organizer is at the top of my kitchen wish list.
If you're looking for a slightly more style-forward interpretation of the magic corner design, this one is perfect. With a sleek steel and glass finish, this one would look great in a modern kitchen design. Plus, it comes in four different measurements, all of which boast adjustable shelves, so you'll always be able to make it work with your space.
If there's any brand you can rely on for some smart kitchen storage solutions, it's Joseph Joseph. This double-tiered organizer is somewhere between a lazy Susan and a magic corner, and is designed to store those smaller, easily-lost items.
For a slightly simpler cabinet organization technique, I swear by these pull-out trays. They make accessing the back of your drawer so much easier, and are a brilliant solution for small kitchens with limited storage space. They even work as make-shift appliance garage pulls, too.
What's the one thing better than a magic corner organizer? A magic corner organizer on sale, of course. This blind corner cabinet organizer comes with four metal organizer baskets, each of which can hold up to 20kg. Plus, ball-bearing slides and cushion glides ensure the smoothest access possible.
If your corner cabinet is too small to fit a magic corner in, or you just want something a little bit more low-effort, this wooden lazy Susan organizer is sure to do the trick. The wooden finish gives it an upgraded, chic look ideal for dark wood kitchens, and the spinning mechanism makes for uninhibited, easy access.
I'm always on the hunt for more organized kitchen Amazon buys, but you can't rely solely on your gear, as the saying goes, you also need to have an idea - these tips for how to organize a kitchen are a good place to start.
