Pictures please.

If you enlarge, you can see that the top doesnt come quite to the end of the cabinet on the left side

Thanks for the suggestion, i appreciate it. we’re thinking that wont work because the gap is too much, also most of the counter where the problem is cant be tiled because of the window. The owner and project mgr have both been over and so far none of us has come up with a plan that woukd hide all of the defects. im not worried about the contractor leaving me in the lurch because they wont, but i would hate either them or us being stuck, crossing my fingers that the store and/or manufacturer will come through.

I have no suggestions but I just wanted to say that cabinet + counter are beautiful. I've never thought of a bold color for cabinetry but you have me rethinking that!

Cut the drywall and studs and push the right one back. Italy's a long way away; this is going to have to be fixed here.

Thanks for the idea. i suppose we could do the same with the left piece where it larger on the left end.? (the left piece is between 1/4 and 1/2 inch deeper on one end than the other) i am not sure if we did that if it would cover the top of the cabinets, but its another idea to discuss with the contractor, thanks

Along the lines of Joseph’s brilliant soluton, is it possible to add another layer of sheetrock to help cover the gap if ypu pull the left one forward? I’d be looking ar reworking the window so you can use the countertop, Which is gorgeous, by the way.

Thats anither good thought Olychick. that wall needs to be redone anyway, the contractor was not happy with the way they built that out. thank you