I am building a house and will be having concrete floors and lots of glass, I am also going to bring in some of the galvalume from the exterior to one or two interior walls and probably incorporate it into the stair rail with glass... I am going with white on the walls and 8 foot ceilings I was thinking white kitchen cabinets but I don't want them to look either A) like they are from IKEA (yes IKEA can be great for lots of things) or B) keep the place looking too cold... SOOOO if I go with white cabinets (it is just one wall of cabinets with full fridge and freezer, and dishwasher (no counters except for the island) how can I ensure they don't look cheap and then how would I bring warmth into the space or do I axe the idea of white and bring in wood to warm it up? Sorry about the sketch... I am waiting for revised drawings... There is not much space on the window wall for galvalume but was thinking it might look great when entering the house because there will be a 3 foot panel on either side of the front door so walking into the house it would mimic the exterior... I suspect it might also go on the door to the side deck too... but I am open about that