Could you post a picture? How are they different?

I have three different finishes in my kitchen (white perimeter, knotty cherry island and a tall wall of a custom blue). The white is a fairly classic, near shaker but with a beaded inner edge. The blue have the same inner edge but also a beveled outer edge. The island adds a center raised panel. They all look related and I doubt most people ever notice the differences in the door styles as much as the different finishes. The one thing you might consider though is that if you ever want to paint them all the same color, you might notice the difference more - especially with them on the same wall. On the other hand, they are divided by the open space and counter -- and you could make them similar but intentionally different so they look related no matter how you have them finished. Would really have to see them and the space they will be in to say whether I would do it in your kitchen.

But what kind of cabinet place sells cabinets where you can't get wall cabinets and bases in the same door style? Or is it because of the finishes you are choosing?

Stop looking at cheepchinesecrapola.

Your room sounds beautiful!

I can get wall cabinets and bases in the same door style if I want the total of my cabinetry to be the same colour. Once I shift to a different colour, the design changes slightly. At least the two doors that I like best.

Basically I am aiming for the same idea as your kitchen - off-white perimeter and dark mahogany for the island and the hutch ... OR vice-versa (can't decide). I was just concerned as to the difference in door design as slight as it is. I didn't want the kitchen to look like I got the cabinetry in a garage sale!

Question: are your counter tops all the same or did you choose different colour blocks for the different areas of your kitchen?

Thanks so much for taking the time to write to me.