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After seeing what Tom Adams had done with his cabinet I wanted to duplicate it. I had ordered a Magna Grill and wanted cooking storage for the galley. Not wanting to design from scratch I searched the web for a suitable sized cabinet. None were available but I did find a planter on amazon (no top or bottom) that was perfect.

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I received it and took it to the boat. It actually fit! It would take work, but is was easier than starting from scratch.

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I cut the legs off with a table saw.

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I had 3/8 plywood in the basement and I cut several shelves to see how it might go together.

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I cut the top and bottom of one end off and made a door. I added hinges and went shopping for galley rail.

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I purchased a silverware tray for the bottom and finalized how the shelves would be arranged. I cut holes for short dowels to support the shelves. I cut the galley rail to fit close to the sides of the boat and glued then in place after installation. The cabinet is held with screws from underneath.

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Inside we have a shelve for spices, silverware, and dry storage. I bought a stainless cook set and a coffee pot. Oddly, the most expensive item for the cabinet was the galley rail!
The link for the planter is:
https://www.amazon.com/Furinno-FG16450-Hardwood-Furniture-One-Pack/dp/B01LWVYU33/ref=pd_day0fbt_img_2/130-1591168-8297711?pd_rd_w=r7puu and pf_rd_p=bcb8482a-3db5-4b0b-9f15-b86e24acdb00 and pf_rd_r=HJDMXAWX34PTC80H5Y8P and pd_rd_r=0b9508e1-b5c1-497d-80c4-b31a93d004f1 and pd_rd_wg=N51dP and pd_rd_i=B01LWVYU33 and psc=1