Knight Associates I'm not 100% sure how this was done, but one way you can do this is by using Blum Bi-Fold and 170 degree hinges for corner cabinets. I think the frame of the door is wide enough to accomodate these hinges.
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Knight Associates These were painted with a custom blend by the cabinet maker, so I don't have a color name. For something similar, look at Benjamin Moore Snow White (OC-66), but please remember, colors you see on a computer screen are not true to what they look like in real life.

fit4lifelu Thanks you so much for all your help. Went to the mill, they had a large section installed samples of rustic maple, character maple and hickory in both. was most helpful.

Knight Associates Glad you were able to see some larger samples- that always helps.

Knight Associates The hood is from Vent-A-Hood and it is a wall-mount, 18" high model. Of course, whatever you choose will depend on the output of the burners on your range.

Knight Associates The pulls on the lower cabinets are called "cup pulls". You can find versions of them just about anywhere, including your local big-box hardware store. Here is a nice example from Top Knobs: http://www.topknobs.com/ProductDetail.aspx?opt=prod&l1=0&l2=1&prod_id=M359&prod_type=0

Knight Associates The client chose the material, but for a similar look choose a quartzite mosaic backsplash.

Knight Associates That is a warming shelf accessory that is made by the hood manufacturer. http://www.ventahood.com/hoodoptions.jsp

The lower piece of stainless steel is part of the range.

Knight Associates The pendant lights are from Louis Poulson. They are called "Albertslund Pendants", but also referred to as "Orbiter" pendants. The recessed lights are from Lightolier and the undercabinet lights are Juno tracks with TL202 heads.

Knight Associates The client chose these materials, but for a similar look, use quartzite tile for the backsplash and a brown granite (i.e. Baltic Brown) for the countertops.