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A cabinet maker or good carpenter could do this for you.
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I designed the drawers, drawing them in CAD, and then sent that to the shop, Aristocratic Cabinets, Chehalis, WA, to build. Because I make my client's counters 30"-deep, I can use longer drawer guides in the box above (27") and here in the toe kick (24"). I also modified the height of the toe kick to 7"H to gain more usable storage.
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Consider whether or not you want the drawer pulls to match your cabinet hardware or be different. Considering they will be somewhat hidden, you can get away with less expensive versions.Mix and match cabinet and drawer hardwareAlso, plan where the seams will fall. You may not want seams on your baseboards that don’t line up with your cabinets. In this case the drawer fronts can be extended to help visually balance the seams.
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In sum, to get the kind of storage you see here, you need custom cabinets built. The TK drawers above were made to fit into a 7"-high toe kick. (Counters are 38"-high.) The guides are 24"-long full-extension. The counters above are 30"-deep--my standard counter depth--with 27"-deep drawers in the cabinets below.