Wow, so many replies so quickly! Thank you. I will try to answer all the questions but I might miss something... * In our part of Texas, there are NO basements because the water table is simply too high. * We also do not have a garage. * The laundry room is too small to steal any space from (the washer and dryer back right up to the kitchen's adjoining wall) nor is there any room in there for the freezer. * Totally agree about the wasted space 'down south'. My ultimate dream would be to bump out the wall and build a 'great room' there with tons of windows to catch our spectacular sunsets. * With 4 kids always in and out for drinks, balls, or potty breaks, or for hubby to get to his grill or the shed, the back door really is used very regularly. And yes, it really is only a 30" aisle. * The entry/front door measurements are a bit off since I started too near the top of the paper and ran out of room, lol. The entry itself is 53" (of which the open front door cuts into by 36"), but there is a framed walkway into the kitchen/DR which only measure 46" W , if that makes sense. It really is a bizarre layout. I apologize for the crude sketch - I know I need to do it properly in some online software or something but I still need to learn how. :)

You're welcome. I'm sure someone else will come along with better detective skills and find it or a reasonable look-alike. Good luck!

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We used Kendall charcoal on our island cabinetry. I tried to post a photo from the other (working) side of the island because it has more of that paint color showing, but my photos of it won’t download from the cloud for some reason. We chose the Kendall charcoal because it was the closest we seemed able to get to matching our range. (Most times of day it looks like a complete match, some times of day it just looks very well coordinated, we were content with that.) I gave the photo of the kitchen that doesn’t show the island color just so you could see the other colors I used in my kitchen.