At 68 in tall on a 20.5-in by 12.5-in corner footprint, this oak cabinet goes after the one piece of floor almost nothing else can use. A rectangular unit pushed into a corner always leaves a wedge of dead space behind it; a corner body fills that wedge and takes the height with it. What comes back is three open shelves stacked above an enclosed cabinet, so the things that should be visible sit out on the shelves while everything else goes behind doors in the same footprint. Each shelf is rated for 55 lbs, a genuinely useful figure at this height, since it means the upper levels are not restricted to lightweight decoration. The doors are fluted, and the vertical ribbing is the reason the piece reads as contemporary furniture instead of a tall storage box parked in the corner. Magnetic catches hold them shut so they stay aligned rather than hanging slightly open. Underneath, rubber wood legs raise the body and give it a stable base, and the frame combines engineered wood with metal for the structure. Because a cabinet this tall is exactly the shape that tips, anti-toppling devices are included to anchor the 50-lb unit to the wall. Assembly is needed, and the finished piece suits bathrooms, living rooms, and kitchens.