Ikea, top of the list. Excellent quality.

We are also in the early looking stages. RTA (ready to assemble) cabinets are also an option. Shipping costs can eat you up so we're looking at Barker Cabinets in Oregon since we are on theveest coast. Conestogawood.com makes a lot of these sold by a lot of online dealers, and thry are in Penn.

All cabinets these days are "modular" in that they come in different standard sizes, and designing a kitchen with them is like designing with Legos. The better quality cabinets will have more sizes and parts and pieces available to make the jobs more customized. It's the difference between a Lego Starter set, and one that has plans and pieces to build the Millennial Falcon. It is the difference between something like IKEA and something like Diamond. Along with the fact that the more complicated brands need an expert to help you with options and combinations that you don't even know are options.