Hi. I was thinking the two cabinets (doors) to the left and right of the sink to break up the continuous wood-look. I usually design the corner cabinet with glass, but with a diagonal cabinet. I like both of the glass patterns and think either would look great. Hope this helps!

Do you think I need to break up the wood on the stove side at all?? Or just do the sink side with glass as you suggested with the 2 to the left and 2 to the right of the sink?

I do see what you are saying because you still have the stove side with all those wood uppers. As far as practical for me, I cook a lot and the steam from pots on the stove heads over to the upper cabinets to the left and right and it may require more cleaning for me if it's glass! So, I try to steer away from putting glass fronts near the stove. But you did say you have two pantry cabinets to the right of the fridge, possibly just the upper doors on these? I would try to at least put something decorative in them if you do. Since most people use them for canned good/cereal box storage. Sorry for the long answer!

2 on either side of the sink and on the stove wall one on either side of the stove should break up all the wood nicely, I like either frosted glass or the rain glass when adding glass doors.

Patricia- anyway that you can send me a larger photo of the kitchen you attached??

I can try.

No luck is there something in particular you wanted to see?

the glass a little larger and the hardware. My email is justynanov@hotmail.com

Use the two cabinets left and right of the sink and the two left and right of the range with the sticks or rain glass. Purchase some plates, etc with a pop of bold color like red or cobalt blue.. Tie these colors into your counter items towels and floor mats.

Anew kitchen...I like that except that the cabinet to the right of the range opens to one large cabinet...so I would have to do the 2 to the right of the range...that might be too much glass for me. Thoughts...

how about i try this, when you choose frosted glass you will have many options for how heavy you want the frosting so choose the one you can live with more easily, I like a fairly light one but I am a neat freak so allmy cabinets are okay to be seen. As for beside the stove you can do i door frosted and one not the only person who knows that is one big cabinet is you so just put the pretty stuff on the frosted side.

Check out Top of Knobs, great for chic pulls ...
I like ss bars , they come in various lengths and can be used vertically on top cabinets and horizontally on lower units. I suggest you eliminate the gap between the top units and ceiling with white or cream crown moulding .... this gets rid of the chopped up look and avoids dust and grime collection where it's difficult to clean