This may be an odd post for this group but it needs a little artistic input so seemed appropriate to me.

First pic is the cabinets, secured to the wall. Second pic shows the corner shelf shape. The next 2 pics are design drawings. The cabinets are in the arrangement in design 1, larger horizontal cabinet to the left. The shelves to the left of the cabinets will be separated/supported by 1.25" dowels in the corners. The part I am challenged by is deciding on arranging the distance between the shelves.

The shelves will mostly be used to hold popcorn tins. If I make the distance between shelves a consistent 12”, tins will fit in them with an inch or so of clearance. Then I got to wondering if it would be more aesthetically pleasing to have different heights, thus design 2. I could put bottom 2 at 14”, middle 2 at 12” and the top 2 at 10”, or they could be arrange 14,12,10,14,12,10. I have some 9” tins, same diameter as the 11” ones, that would fit the top. Bottom 2 would hold regular tins with 3” clearance or “milk can” top tins with 1” clearance. I'm trying to decide which configuration would be more visually pleasing. Thought maybe someone would like to weigh in. Thanks!