120" island, 33" sink

can you also tell me the depth of the island at the ends and the middle? thanks!

These were customer's own, however, I believe they may be from Pottery Barn.

I believe this is a Grohe faucet.

It is technically a plate rack and is 6" deep.

They look like painted wood.

I think oil rubbed bronze. Your oil rubbed bronze faucets and handles are the jewels of your kitchen. The appliances are not jewels you do not want to bring any more attention to them than you have to. Bring attention to the jewels by repeating the rubbed bronze in the pendents.

j222b is correct. You'll probably hear others say it's ok to mix metals though. During design school we toured kitchens and if you saw the product installed you'd see how polished it looks to follow j222b's advice.

Thank you so much! I will follow your advice.

Delacatus and White Spring are similar

Floral White OC-29 by Benjamin Moore is similar.

They're only as good as the person assembling them.

Do a bad job with assembly, and you could wind up w/ cabinets that are out of square and impossible to properly fit.

so they are as good as great brands like omega, kraftmaid etc... if they are assembled correctly?

Kraftmaid isn't all that great of a brand:
The fronts and drawers are nice, but the cabinet side panels, backs and shelves are just particleboard with a laminate finish unless you upgrade to the top-level all-plywood construction.
http://kraftmaidspec.com/whykm/index.cfm?navigationid=13300

Omega appears to be better since they use all plywood cases:
http://www.omegacab.com/constructionDetails.asp

As far as KD cabinets - you need to look at the specifics to compare the quality of materials. The most common KD cabinets are IKEA: they're all particleboard cases (and many fronts are just veneered particleboard as well)

thank you

These two websites have something similar utensil rails
www.chefscatalog.com/product/26082-rosle-kitchen-rail-wall-attachment.aspx
www.kitchenstuffplus.com/shop/product.php?src=gms&pid=W010590

If you click through More Info and then to the professional's website, you can see their portfolio. There is a shot there of this kitchen that shows a medium dark wood floor. Hope that helps!

Woodharbor Madison door, inset styling, coastal white finish

I suspect that that's a very dark stained cherry rather than a paint.

There are product tags on this image (click "More Info" under the photo to see). Looks like you can get info on these Harmon Pendants from Restoration Hardware at http://www.restorationhardware.com/rh/catalog/product/product.jsp?productId=prod1031007&navAction=push&navCount=3

As sheilaschimtz noted, if you follow the link you'll see that they're available in diameters of 11", 15" or 19". This is probably the 15" since 19" is huge and there is a smaller one hanging over the sink.

I love that too! and would love to know as well
Thank you

Walkzer Zanger Roku -- not sure on the color but I believe it is Cashmere

It looks like Giallo Ornamental to me. Be warned though, that there are no standardized names for granites and the same stones have several names. So your best bet is to go to a stone yard and look at slabs. They'll be only too happy to help you find the granite you're looking for.

White Persia, suede finish

It is Bianco Antico a Brazilian Granite. I have this in my kitchen

These are fabulous! They are the Harmon pendants from Restoration Hardware: http://www.restorationhardware.com/catalog/product/product.jsp?productId=prod1031007&categoryId=cat1701013

thank you so much. these will look great in my new home

It looks like Santa Cecilia or Santa Giallo