Make a template of the corner at the point you want to make the shelf from paper or cardboard, a piece of because most corners are not totally square. Fix a piece of wood to both sides of the corner and then fix on your shelf by fixing up through the supports.
Not sure how large you're thinking but you could cheaply hack it by getting a few pieces of wood (which ever size you want), stack one against the wall butting it up to the other wall using "L" brackets to attach (there are some very pretty one's at hobby lobby @$4 each on sale). Then your next shelf will be under that but on the opposite wall, like staggered steps almost.
You can use small dollar store mirrors in between each level/opposite sides. I wish I could draw a picture. I have a corner unit similar to this I bought on LTD Commodities.com. Have fun!
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Make a template of the corner at the point you want to make the shelf from paper or cardboard, a piece of because most corners are not totally square. Fix a piece of wood to both sides of the corner and then fix on your shelf by fixing up through the supports.
Not sure how large you're thinking but you could cheaply hack it by getting a few pieces of wood (which ever size you want), stack one against the wall butting it up to the other wall using "L" brackets to attach (there are some very pretty one's at hobby lobby @$4 each on sale). Then your next shelf will be under that but on the opposite wall, like staggered steps almost.
You can use small dollar store mirrors in between each level/opposite sides. I wish I could draw a picture. I have a corner unit similar to this I bought on LTD Commodities.com. Have fun!