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I bought some glass lamps (like the one on the old dresser that you saw previously) and loved them.

After years of research and practice I bring you today’s post!.So here’s the corner cupboard in my kitchen.. It’s so easy to navigate now that it’s almost hard to believe that it once seemed like an endless pit of soups and random canned veggies that no one wanted..

So let me share with you the basic concept of how you can make this thing make sense for you and then I’ll give you a little tour around.Think about how you would organize pantry items on a regular, straight shelf.You would have a space for each item along the front of each shelf and then if you had any duplicate items, you would place those in a row behind that same item.

So this works exactly the same way, only circular!.Treat the outer edge of the circle as the front of the shelf, that way as you turn the lazy-susan around, you can see everything that you’ve got, with no mystery items getting stuck somewhere in no-man’s-land in the middle.. You can then stick any duplicate items in a row behind that same item, heading back towards the center of the circle.

Sometimes two rows of the same item will need to become one in a triangular shape to accommodate the circularness, but you’ll figure it out.

You’re a smart cookie.I can change him out if I find a better knob for this cupboard under the stairs, but now that I’ve named him, you know that’s probably not happening.

So this is Leo!.It’s hard to tell in this photo but I brought the white paint up the wall a bit.

OK, it’s exactly 42 inches.Several sources suggested you bring wainscoting up the wall 32-36 inches, but ours will go up 42, cause I just think it looks better.. You can see I have a lot of work to do with the white paint still.