corner cabinet

American  

noun

1. a cabinet, usually triangular in design so as to fit into a corner of a room.

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Example Sentences

Gina Richard, owner of Corner Cabinet, a kitchen and bath cabinet showroom in Framingham, said she felt “pretty lucky” to be part of the project.

From Seattle Times

The final straw came when our contractor told us our kitchen would be delayed several weeks because he'd mismeasured a corner cabinet.

From Salon

One day, while I was out walking and talking on the phone with my mom, I saw a porter put a beautiful corner cabinet next to a pile of trash outside the church a few doors down from my building.

From New York Times

I collect a few dishes from the dining room table and head into the kitchen to unload and reload the dishwasher, but before I start, I open the highest corner cabinet and consider my options: American Honey, Bailey's Irish Cream and Amaretto, Maker's Mark, or a glass or two of merlot.

From Salon

Dedicated cabinets hold bakeware, including a lazy Susan in a corner cabinet.

From Washington Post