Having not one but TWO of these blights that are blind corners to boot, that can only be accessed with a lot of banged heads, contortionist tricks (and just a tiny bit of cursing), you have my sympathy. I have ended up going with baskets (plastic ones so I can pop a lid on and have it all together) until I can afford my dream kitchen reno and used them for excess Corningware I only use at big family/friend gatherings such as the Easter and Christmas periods as I have to take out all my pantry items to get to them (it also encourages at least twice a year a full clean out). If you have space each side of the corner I'd go for a corner door (such as http://www.cabinets-online.com.au/category1000016_1.htm) and go the lazy susan route (if you can get one with a high edging/rim it'll stop things flying off when you spin it a bit too fast). If you've got a blind corner while expensive and understanding that you're always going to not be able to utilize every millimetre of space Leman corners are a good option http://www.hafele.com.au/HafeleHome/products/kitchen/corner-storage/lemans-ii/

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For drawers I would suggest one shallow drawer and two deeper drawers below. The following depths. 120 internal 180 front height 240 internal 290 front height the width of the drawers will depend on the best measurements for your kitchen space. i would do two sets of drawers next to your existing 450 wide bank of drawers. Keep those drawers for cutlery etc. new drawers can be used for cups and pots and plastic ware and food, whatever you like. if installing a freestanding oven, you will lose the other cupboards, keep the existing drawers that are under oven, convert oven to another cupboard. leave cupboards under sink. Or if budget allows have the same set up as above, with cut out allowing for sink plumbing.

Thank you everyone, I’ve spoken to 12 different cabinetry firms since Oct, non have availability or are costing over 40k. I def think I could cut down a cover panel to size so it looks like a corner but could just be a hidden door. I’m also totally ok with smaller storage space as I would want to use one slim cabinet for soaps and sponges, and the other for kids water bottles. The wider access just means we have more stuff that makes its way to the back 😄