Interesting that only lower drawers and cabinets have handles - so upper cabinets touch to open? Altogether this kitchen is a bit overwhelming with the amount of surfaces that are all in the same tones (wood on cabinets, wood on floors, countertops, backsplash, stone walls...all about the same color). Too much.
Please take note of this one. I like these walnut cabinets quite a bit. Here the vertical grain looks nice - not too grainy, pretty subtle. Cabinet/drawer pulls not too conspicuous. I don’t need the cabinets to make a wild statement. Also consider...should we have any cabinets that are glass-fronted? Here it works fine even in a modern kitchen.
Vertical grain
Warm wood, blackish countertops. I think one “waterfall” surface is enough; this one seems to have several. Don’t like the fact that the grains are mixed (horizontal and vertical) - pick one or the other (probably horizontal)
Live edge table for dining area might be nice. Important to me that dining room table doesn’t look like a conference room table. But need to consider whether it should extend.
Warm wood, dark gray countertops. The notes say the counter is Caesarstone in Pietra Gray and that it only comes polished, not honed, but this doesn’t look too shiny to me. Looks odd that vertical grain doesn’t match up in drawers to far right of photo.
Q