This depends on what you want to put in the blind corner. If you are wanting to have a pull out kind of system then no, you likely won't be able to make that work. The system itself can fit in a smaller cabinet but any that i've seen won't fit through a door less than 15" wide, meaning you need atleast a 39" cabinet. (most systems need more like a 16" wide door or wider.

The best option i see for you is to put shelving in there and put things in the back that you don't use often.

Avoid blind corners. Post a better measured drawing. All kinds of issues in that.

What's the brick half wall - can it be removed?

More information needed but my first instinct is to remove the brick wall, move the sink to the peninsula, and put the stove centered on the side wall. Now there is room for a useful corner optimizer to the left of the stove (I’m partial to the D shaped pullouts)

I hated my blind corner in my old kitchen. I’d rather not have a corner cabinet than have one of those again.

Am I confused about terminology? I thought a blind corner was one where the space is just left with no intention of putting usable cabinetry in it.

If you want to use that space you put in a super susan or a pull out corner option.

I’d void (close off) the corner before doing a blind corner.

for your corner upper I’d suggest an “easy reach “ style rather than angled. So a 90 degree corner on the upper.

I might consider moving the sink to the bottom run (which is just counters now). Then the dishwasher on the outside. Move the stove to the center-ish of the middle run.

Your terminology is confusing to people here. The blind corner is the space you need to fill. It sounds like you want to put a lazy Susan in it. There are other options like a rev-a-shelf but as someone else said, a 12" space doesn't give you enough room to access.

The problem is that you are trying to fit a lot into the 60" space between the chimney (that's where the clock is, correct?) and the wall. If you had drawn your picture to scale, it would be easier to see that there is little benefit to your turning the corner and creating a blind corner. You only have a 12" section between your small refrigerator and the longer run of cabinet. Not worth it.

Looks like you are planning to remove the brick half-wall and put base cabinets there? If you post some more measurements maybe you you'll get some better suggestions. Are you constrained with the location of plumbing and stove fan?

https://rev-a-shelf.com/16681

You can get a half-moon shaped Lazy Susan that will fit your 12" cabinet opening, but it doesn't look as if it holds much.

Another option is to leave that corner empty, and use the extra 12" to get a full-size refrigerator.

https://www.houzz.com/magazine/kitchen-confidential-13-ideas-for-creative-corners-stsetivw-vs~61728544

https://www.thespruce.com/fixes-for-blind-corner-cabinets-1821182