Designing Cabinetry on Radiused Walls

[XpandRDIV]

Just when I think I've seen it all...I am working to design a closet system. Should be a piece of cake, but throw in the mix that that 2/4 walls in the closet are radiused. I can see how to make a radius front on a cabinet, but is there a way to make a radius BACK so that the cabinetry will butt nicely to the wall? Right now, it's a bunch of boxes that are sort of snapping to the wall, but it looks like a nightmare. 

 

Tips/tricks? Thanks in advance!

[DBCooper]

Are you going to actually make cabinets with curved backs?  If not, then just place straight back cabinets and use a custom curved counter to hide the gaps.  If so, then you can make a curved back cabinet by making a curved front cabinet with the opposite curve and butt it up against the other one.  You can then remove the face that is against a wall.

 

 

 

 

 

 

[XpandRDIV]

Good question--custom cabinetmaker has assured me he can work with the walls, so yes--I believe that the cabinets will actually have curved backs. I think I'm more concerned with the clients seeing the wonky floor plan as I have it now than anything. It doesn't look terrible in renderings, just requires a little "creative" camera work. Thanks for the tip--I'll give that a try!