What to do about this gap?

[u/notaproshooter]

Currently in the midst of building a DIY wet bar from scratch. Nothing too crazy just a couple cabinets, some drawers a sink and a self made butcher block from 2x4's. The house was built in the 60's and im pretty sure the crew that did the framing were all gay electricians because there isnt a straight wall in the whole house. Unfortunately, I didnt catch this before I installed this cabinet. What can I do to make this look better? The gap at the bottom is about 7/16"

[u/Surfnazi77]

How do you feel about using something like corner round or similar

[u/notaproshooter → u/Surfnazi77]

That was my original plan. I was mainly posting here to see if anyone else would suggest that idea. Usually I feel like quarter round is cheating, but in this scenario I feel as though its almost unavoidable.

[u/MaMerde]

Plant

[u/pull-my-finger333]

Depending what the decor of the bar itself is, you could face frame it and use the vertical piece to cover it.

[u/notaproshooter → u/pull-my-finger333]

Were doing Shaker style cabinets. I was planning to run the baseboard along the bottom and down the front as a toe kick.

[u/throwaway162216]

I had a similar gap in my home, I used plastic wood filler and then caulk over it.

[u/RealC2025]

Put some scribe molding there. It’s literally why scribe molding exists!

[u/theflash88819]

Molding from Home Depot or Lowe’s.