A five-tier corner cabinet built for the triangle of floor that most bathrooms and entryways never use. The base measures just 7.5 in by 7 in, yet the unit stands 31.5 in tall, so it converts a dead corner into five separate levels of storage without pushing into the walking path. Open tiers handle the things reached for daily, while the lower cabinet keeps the rest out of sight behind a single 19-in by 6-in door. Inside that cabinet, 2 shelves adjust through three positions in 2.5-in steps, and each shelf runs 6.5 in deep, which is enough for a stack of rolled washcloths or a row of standing bottles. The middle compartment measures 6 in by 7 in by 6 in for the odd item that fits nowhere else. Every shelf is rated to hold 22 lbs, so weight gets spread across levels rather than piled onto one. Around the top surface runs a 2-in raised edge that stops a bottle or a phone from sliding off when someone brushes past in a tight space. A handle on the door gives an easy pull, and a magnetic catch holds it closed instead of letting it swing back open. Anti-tipping devices are included to secure the cabinet to the wall. Built from engineered wood and weighing 12 lbs, it suits an entryway, a living room, or a bathroom, and assembly is needed before first use.