The design of the corner cabinet should correspond to the general stylistic decision of the room and organically enter into it. When choosing furniture, first of all, they are guided by the dimensions of the room. Angular structures refer to the closets. This is a modern model, the doors of which, as a rule, move apart. You will not find a corner cabinet with a swing-out design as in obsolete variants. The fact is that for such doors it is necessary to free up additional space that can not be adapted for other purposes. Models of corner cabinets differ not only in the material of the facade execution, but also in shape and design features. Let us examine in detail which types are considered popular and what are their advantages.

Also corner cabinets are classified according to the forms:

• Triangular. The design (both cabinet and built-in) easily fits into any angle. The cabinet occupies a scanty space and does not "interfere" in the way of the household. Can not fit into the premises of non-standard forms, where the walls are located at an angle different from 90 degrees. Triangular cases are among the cheapest coupe models.
• Trapezoidal. The design slightly "protrudes" forward, so it is not suitable for small rooms. One of the projecting walls of the cabinet is parallel to the opposite wall
• Radius (radial). Corner cabinets have concave or convex facades that resemble waves. One of the most popular modern models. In the interior look stylish and effective.
• Pentagonal. Remotely similar to trapezoidal, but have an "extra" angle. Differ a large capacity.
• L-shaped. They are ordinary cabinet cases from two rectangular parts that "converge" in the corner and repeat its shape.

       

When choosing an angular structure, they focus on filling it, the area of ​​the room, the overall stylistic design, the color range and materials from which the rest of the furniture is made. Only when you take into account all the nuances you can buy a compartment that will seamlessly enter the design of the room.

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Design and materials for the execution of facades

The "face" of any cabinet is its facades. In angular structures they are classified into two types:

• Single filling. Only one type of inserts is placed in the aluminum frame;
• Combined facades. In the box there are "dividers". They are filled with inserts from various materials. The combinations depend on the designer's ideas and can be very different.

       

All materials used for the manufacture of facades can be conditionally divided into two groups:

• Tree and its derivatives;
• Other materials.

The first group includes:

• An array of natural wood (oak, beech, cherry, wenge). It has strength and durability. These advantages are reflected in the price of the finished product;
• Wood veneer. Ideally imitates natural material, absolutely ecological. Veneer is distinguished by its low cost in comparison with the whole tree;
• Rattan and bamboo. Thin layers of natural wood of these types are fixed on chipboard or MDF panels. They have an unusual texture;
• Fiberboard, particle board, MDF and chipboard. All materials are made on the basis of woodworking waste with the addition of fastening agents. The most inexpensive is the chipboard, and the most durable is MDF.

The rest of the materials include:

• Glass. Looks elegant and stylish;
• Plastic. Refers to budgetary options;
• Lamcomate (matte coating) and lakobel (glass painted from the inside);
• Mirrors. On the inside, they are covered with a protective film against mechanical damage;
• Decoracryl. A special material that is made of two thin acrylic panels. Between them put flowers, leaves or twigs.

Single facades also decorate the dividing rails, but fill them with the same type of inserts. Such a composition is used to create a geometric pattern.

       

Doors for corner cabinet

The doors of the corner cabinet are essentially its facade. In panel structures, walls, floor and ceiling are made of relatively inexpensive materials, and on the "outside" side they do not save. In the combined versions, the following composite types are used:

• Classical. In this case, combine MDF, chipboard, wood and mirrors;
• Diagonal. Doors decorate the dividers, which are located at certain angles to each other;
• Sector. In this variant, the doors are divided into a plurality of squares, each of which is filled with a separate material in various combinations;
• Geometric. On the doors there are rectangles, triangles, trapezoids and other figures;
• Wave. The dividers are smooth, curved lines.

       

In expensive styles, the doors are decorated with natural or artificial leather. They can also be decorated with a panorama: paper applied to the glass on the inside or a floral pattern etched on a matte surface.

Filling the cabinet with angular configuration

The organization of places for storage will depend on several factors:

• Cabinet dimensions;
• The estimated volume of things;
• Purpose of the components of the structure.

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Internal filling is usually completed with elements of several types. They are assembled as a designer at the planning stage of the future cabinet. Combinations can be very different, but they are based on only four elements:

• Drawers;
• Setochki for storing shoes;
• Open shelves;
• Sections for placing things on hangers with a horizontal bar.

       

For example, if the owners prefer to hang things on their hangers, then this zone is maximally expanded, leaving for the others much less space.

Some models of the L-shaped structure are additionally designed with an open storage system consisting of shelves on one of the side walls.

Examples of corner cabinets in the interior

Corner cabinets because of the variety of designs can seamlessly fit into the design of any room. Large models are suitable for large spaces. Narrow cabinets that look like pencil boxes do not "eat" much space in tiny rooms. They are used to store clothes, books, household appliances and utensils. It is important to know. To make furniture as inconspicuous as possible, and a more spacious room, use the classic models of corner cabinets. Some of their facades are traditionally decorated with mirrors. The reflective surface visually enlarges the room.

       

Hallway

In the hallway, the closet is a necessity not to clutter up other places for storing things with outer clothing, it is hung inside a corner type construction. For small and small rooms are suitable triangular options. If the corridor rests against a dead wall, this furniture is placed under it. As an experimental variant, the cabinet can be placed near the entrance door, if there is enough space from it to the nearest corner. The design should not only match the general color palette, but also be in harmony with the rest of the furniture.

Usually in the hallway additionally have pouffes or benches for re-training. The materials of the furnishing should be similar. Traditionally, the wardrobe facades are made of mirrors, so that guests and owners can appreciate their appearance before going out. The filling is dominated by a section with a bar for things on the shoulders and "shoe" shelves. The latter can generally exclude the need to install pedestals in the hallway. It is important to know. In some models, original shelves are found. Folding mechanisms are considered a fashionable solution, which are easily opened and allow to organize a special order of storing shoes.

       

Living room

Cabinets in the living room are rather rare. Now this piece of furniture is trying to move into the bedroom, because the fashion for the headset, filled with books and crystal has long gone. In exceptional cases, corner cabinets are still installed in this room. Predominantly choose trapezoidal, radial and L-shaped models. The latter can be supplemented by a niche under the TV, which will allow the killing of two birds with one stone. The open shelves on the side are used as a bookcase. The corner cabinet is usually purchased in tone to the sofa or other large design object in the interior (table, chairs) so that it does not stand out in the general stylistic picture and does not look "lonely".

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Children's

In the children's room is usually used multifunctional furniture. This practice applies not only to rooms where two or more children live. Usually a small room is allocated to the child if the parents live in the apartment. The market presents complex corner models that are part of the headset. It has not only a storage area, but also niches, a workplace, and sometimes even a built-in bed. Virtually every corner cabinet design for a nursery has open side shelves at one of the walls. They are meant for placing toys. In the color range, calm shades prevail, which are combined with a pair of bright accents. This idea is easy to implement in combined facades.

       

Bedrooms

In the bedroom, the corner cabinet often serves as a wardrobe. For these purposes, the built-in designs are ideal. In the rest room, all furniture is selected according to a neutral-quiet color scheme. Especially relevant is the practice for tiny rooms. In tones prevail:

• White-blue;
• Soft shades of brown (sand, beige);
• Pink with white;
• Gray and a pair of bright blue, purple accents;
• Yellow, green and again white.

All these color solutions are found in the range of bedroom furniture. In the classic versions, corner cabinets are assembled from MDF and chipboard panels, which simulate light wood shades. Organically flush with minimalism, high-tech, modern and Scandinavian style white furniture, decorated with glass or a mirror. Harmonizes with the white, air cabinet "floating" bed (hanging design). The radial type is combined with round-shaped beds. The closet is usually placed near the nearest wall next to the bed so that the owners can easily take the right thing.

       

Conclusion

Deficiency sq.m. - a scourge of modern design and at the same time a challenge for a professional designer. Angular structures were for that and invented to save space and decorate non-standard rooms with taste. About 25 years ago, the first models of such cabinets were brought to Russia to test the market, and to identify the availability of demand.

The domestic consumer, not spoiled by spacious apartments, appreciated the novelty and after 10 years of the design of the angular type began to actively produce in our country. They gradually replaced the curbstones, chests of drawers and obsolete "walls", because the new furniture was spacious. Corner cabinets have become a real salvation for "cluttered", tight rooms and no less stylish solution in more spacious apartments.