I really need to add that this a kosher kitchen; therefore the 3 sinks and 3 ovens (there's 3 dishwashers too, but they look like cabinets) and the lack of the traditional work triangle.

What an undertaking! It's huge! You dud an excellent job with all these "triples".

You did a fantastic job. It's gorgeous. What are the demensions of your island and what is the diameter of your lights over the island?

WONDERFUL! I hope that you and your family enjoy it for many happy years!

Beautiful space to prepare beautiful meals :) Is that a secondary freezer down the hall? (Can meat and dairy be stored in the same fridge?) The pendants are most handsome!

Beautiful. May I ask which town in Southern Illinois?

Really pretty! You have so much counter space...I'm so envious Love those pendants and the cabinets.

What a gorgeous kitchen! The counters are stunning. I love the hood and the shades. You must be very pleased.

Can meat and dairy be stored in the same fridge?)

Yes they can but one needs to be extra cautious that no meat juices get on the dairy and visa versa. Ideally everything needs to be individually wrapped.

Ootbuddy, I kept looking at the kitchen and my first thought was why two cooktops and then I realized it must be a kosher kitchen. (I remember my Grandmother's growing up.)

It's gorgeous. What a beautiful job and so glad you're happy with your cabinets as mine are being made by the Amish.

Thanks everyone. Another detail of interest is that the high ceilings are slanted (you can see that in the 2nd photo). The range from around 10' at the wall with the windows to 14' to the wall opposite. This is due to the triangular shape of the home -- there are 2 roofs which have an overlap in the middle into which there are clerestory windows to allow light into the rooms in the middle (living room, dining room & den).

@vinmarks

The island is 9.75' long and 49" wide. The pendants over the island are 19" wide and 17" high.

@bpathome

Yes, that is a large freezer in the hallway off of the kitchen (there are also 2 large closets there and a powder room at the end of the hall). The hallway leads to the exit to our deck.

@ILoveRed

The people who built the cabinetry are Kenrose Kitchens in Arthur, Illinois.

Lovely, lovely, lovely! So warm and inviting without being dark. I love your cabinet colors and counters! The dark contrast of your fixtures make your perimeter cabinets/counters stand out beautifully… the pendants are stunning.

A few questions… Did you use the Perla Venata as your backsplash? If so, it’s gorgeous as such and what a beautiful choice! What are the faucets? Lastly, is your hood both painted and stained – there’s a bit of a glare on it in the first photo and I can’t tell if the upper is metal or stained? Either way, it like how it ties into the darker stained cabinetry.

@2ManyDiversions

Thank you. Yes, the backsplash is Perla Venata. I know the faucets are by Hansgrohe. I'll look up the model and let you know. Yes, the hood is both stained and painted, matching the 2 different cabinet finishes.

The faucets are Hansgrohe 04215920 single handle, high arc in oil rubbed bronze.

Stunning! So many beautiful details. I'd love to know the brand of your lights if you don't mind sharing.

So pretty! I've never even considered the additional renovation expenses with a kosher kitchen, plus the dynamics of laying it out to accommodate all of the appliances. You did an amazing job making it look warm and welcoming, while meeting your needs. :)

Thanks everyone for all of the compliments. While I did pick the finishes, appliances, etc., the layout and guidance for my choices is thanks to my wonderful KD. There's no way I could have done this without her.

It's lovely, and I'd love to see more pictures! :)

Beautiful! I love your lights and the hood especially.

I love how your hood ties everything together. Great plan for your angled layout. Very interesting and I like your choices.