Hi Linda, have you seen the LeMans II corner unit ? They are great for blind corners, come in several sizes as well as left and right options. See details at https://www.hafele.com.au/en/product/lemans-ii-corner-unit-arena-classic/000000c100005200000d0023/ Hope this helps,Malcolm.

Thank you for your responses. Both areas are separated by a bulk head in the kitchen with the kitchen light a bit hidden by it. The dilema is that the dinning have traditional beige courtains with rectangular palmets and there is nothing black on it should i choose something that matches the color of the kitchen which is predominately black and beige or  something that matches the colours of dining wich are beige with the same colour of the wood as the shutters in the kitchen ( honey colur). I apreciate your feedbak.  Thank you.

Hi Emma, yes you are right they are not "Based" in Sydney; I was given the wrong address information, sorry. They do however Specialize in this type of cabinetry. Have you contacted them to see if they would be interested in doing your project?

Hi everyone! I'm looking to paint over oil-based with water-based paint (oil based has yellowed and cracked at joins around windows) + like the idea of quicker drying time and less smell. I'm getting conflicting advice when searching online, so thought I'd ask for advice from people who've had real-life experience. Is there a primer that I can use over oil-based paint WITHOUT needing to sand it all back? Or is sanding a major part of the process? And what are the recommended primers to use for this kind of job? Trying to avoid products with a super strong smell as I have young kids, a dog and hugely asthmatic husband. Thanks in advance!