Given that I can't actually see the problem, I wouldn't be too concerned about it unless it bothers you. Is there a chance you can get a close-up shot? Sometimes things that others see as minor we tend to focus on because we know it's there.

i'm thinking that it is quite a narrow space, right?..maybe a stack of wooden cd shelves..you could put a dowl across the bottom part of each shelf to keep things from falling out..it would provide a lot of storage for smaller items..it could go all the way from the floor to the upper cabinets beside the window..shorter ones could go next to it if there was room?

Here is the area. The other picture was a stock picture from someone selling a trailer.

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It's some kind of vinyl wallboard. I can patch the holes but it'll still be unsightly. It is a very small area. I noticed on the newer trailers they left these cabinets off. The cabinet on the other side is staying--part of the bottom of it houses the outside electrical cord.

Could you put a corner-shaped cabinet in there?

Thanks Oceanna--I thought about a corner cabinet but I couldn't find one that didn't have heart cutouts on it or was just too big. An L shaped small depth cabinet would work but I haven't found any.

I ran across this magazine rack but it's discontinued.

Here is a link that might be useful: Corner Magazine Rack

a sheet of painted galvanized metal that you could use to attach any other useful magnetized objects?? I have a magnetized paper towel holder, there are magnetized file shelves, all kinds of things intended for the refrigerator door.
I used to have one in my frame shop, I found it incredibly useful, and easy to change out how I used it.

We have been living in our RV for four years and had a similar problem, living in tight space is always tricky. I suggest that you remove the corner cabinet and place a very narrow table between the two chairs. You could also put a reading light on the table.

We had some custom cabinets made by an Amish craftsman who specializes in RV cabinets (ie small spaces). He has a high lo table, which can be raised to various heights and has drop down leafs, so you can move it to another part of the rv when needed.

I found a photo on another forum that will help to explain... their table is raised slightly.

good luck

Here is a link that might be useful: Pic of hi lo table in RV

Thanks!

We can't put a table between the chairs because the big moose of a lab likes to squeeze between the chairs to lay down behind us to escape the toddler. He really dislikes anyone--dogs included--to touch him while he's sleeping.

I did find this magazine rack and I was thinking about putting graphics on the other wall. I'm not crazy about the woodlands theme but the trailer manuf. does have ducks carved into the wood that I can't get rid of.

http://www.etsy.com/view_listing.php?listing_id=21300030

The graphic comes in pieces so I can use as few or as many as I need to cover the holes.

Here is a link that might be useful: Magazine Rack

We also are Rver's and you will find these type of objects like mag. racks at CW's or in their catalog's or even online, however to get the exact dimensions of what you need, I would have my hubby build one, to fit the corner and to cover all holes, here's one he made for our small potty room.