Corner Kitchen Cabinets: Blind Corner, Lazy Susan, Corner Wall

A corner cabinet decides whether the deepest spot in your kitchen gets used or wasted. We sell blind corner bases, lazy susan bases and corner wall cabinets, one at a time or inside a full set of kitchen cabinets. Look, the corner is where weak layouts lose storage. Send us photos and wall lengths, and our designers will tell you which corner fits.

Our crew installs a lazy susan or a blind base cabinet for $260 per cabinet, double the $130 we charge for a standard cabinet box. Prices below are labor only, within 100 miles of Alpharetta.

Entry prices help with budget math. Base cabinets start at $87 and wall cabinets at $43 on our RTA and stock lines, cabinets only. RTA and stock cabinets need assembly, while pre-assembled cabinets arrive assembled. Installation, delivery and countertops cost extra.

A 1 to 2 inch measuring error means rework or delay, and corners are where those errors hide. Most people measure wall length only. That misses out-of-square walls and corners, baseboards, window casings and the plumbing, drain and outlet positions.

Corner units come in standard sizes, and the right one depends on both wall lengths, the cabinets beside it and the room a door needs to swing.

We ask for photos from all sides, the ceiling height, wall lengths and the spots where the windows, plumbing, fridge and gas sit. Inside our 100-mile zone we measure the kitchen ourselves. On framed lines the doors are full overlay, so we plan clearance for handles and appliances before anything is ordered.

Fillers close odd gaps beside a corner cabinet, and our crew installs one for $50. See how we plan a free design or look at the base cabinet types that feed into a corner on our base cabinets page.

Both corner bases cost the same $260 to install, so the choice comes down to access, storage and the hardware inside. Neither wins in every kitchen.

In the cheap cabinets we replace, hinges and drawer glides are what fail first, because they work every day. Our hardware is soft-close concealed hinges on our main lines.

The box matters too. On our main lines it's plywood. On kitchens we've serviced, MDF boxes swell at the sink base, and a corner next to the sink gets the same water. Read the full plywood versus MDF comparison.

Our installed quartz runs $49 to $72 per square foot within 100 miles, so we sort corner fixes by how much of the run changes.

Swap the dead corner for a lazy susan

One cabinet comes out, one goes in. Labor is $260, and the rest of the run stays.

Replace the lowers and the countertop together

Good for a tired kitchen on a budget. New base cabinets and a new top, with the uppers kept.

Redo the whole corner run

Uppers and lowers both, so the corner wall cabinet matches. This is a full kitchen renovation in miniature.

Here's the honest part. A one-corner swap doesn't work when the neighbors are a different style or color. Then you're paying for a bigger job than you planned, and a kitchen remodel with cabinets and countertops done together is cleaner.

Two kitchens show how we finish both together: a light gray shaker kitchen with white quartz in Alpharetta and a white shaker kitchen with a quartzite island in Milton. The full gallery is on our projects page.

Shaker is the door style on 122 of our 205 door-and-color variants. Slab covers 35, raised panel 20, slim shaker 19 and inset 9. Slab gives a modern look, and in every one of them a corner door has to clear its neighbor.

White oak leads. About 7 of 10 of our kitchens over the last year used it, and we match the corner cabinet to the finishes on the rest of the run so the line never breaks.

Painted lines use solid wood or HDF stiles and rails with an MDF center panel, while stained lines use solid wood stiles and rails with a plywood or MDF center panel. The box is plywood on our main lines. We say which part is which.

Browse door styles: shaker, slim shaker, slab and raised panel. Browse colors: white, gray, natural wood and black.

Custom cabinets start from about $150 per cabinet, cabinets only. We quote custom cabinetry per cabinet, never per linear foot, because the boxes differ too much.

Our crew installs a standard 10x10 kitchen in 3 to 5 working days on average, within 100 miles of Alpharetta. Before that, four steps. Nothing fancy.

1. Send photos and measurements, or book a measure.
2. Get the free 3D design, valid for 10 days. Ask for any change by one message.
3. Check the full design with all dimensions, confirm it, then re-check the payment link and sign.
4. Your order goes into production.

Check every dimension twice before you pay. Cabinets are made per project, so there's no cancellation, return or exchange after sign-off and payment. Production time is quoted per project. Delivery usually comes within about 10 days of shipment, and we warn you ahead of any change.

Georgia delivery is $300 curbside up to 50 miles, or $450 to the garage or driveway. Farther is quoted per order. Someone has to be there to receive and help unload. Read more on Georgia cabinet delivery and installation.

Prime Cabinet Store, 4700 Atlanta Hwy, Alpharetta, GA 30004, (470) 460-6180. Our Google rating is 4.8 from 103 reviews, and the easiest way to judge a corner cabinet is to open the door and look at the box. Visit the showroom on Hwy 9, Monday to Sunday.

Our 3D kitchen design is free, stays valid for 10 days and takes changes by one message. Homeowners can send the wall lengths, where the sink, range and fridge sit, and the corner you want to fix. Every customer has a personal manager. We turn your photos into 3D designs you open on a phone.

Dream kitchen or simple 10-cabinet budget refresh, we work from your photos. Prefer to see it in person? Ask for a free 3D design at the showroom. Our kitchen design starts from the same photos and wall lengths.

We handle kitchen and bath work from one team, and a kitchen and bathroom project can share one design desk: kitchen remodeling, bathroom vanities and bathroom remodeling. See prices for the rest of the numbers, or contact us to start.

A free design consultation at the showroom in Alpharetta starts the same way: photos from all sides, ceiling height and wall lengths, and the 3D design is free.