The novice, "ME", had no idea that Brugmansia came in so many colors, as singles, doubles, triples, you name it. I had only seen one in my life before, and it was a cream-colored single. When I saw my Candida Double White at the nursery,it consisted of just a couple of sticks with two little leaves and no flowers on it, I had to buy it, naturally, and I was sceptical about it being "double". Boy did I learn my lesson these past few weeks. The photos you people are posting on the forum are a true eye opener for me and I enjoy looking at them very much. Thank you for sharing. Ingrid.

It is overwhelming. I would stick with the basic double models no matter which brand you go with. Sounds like you don't need convection or a probe or anything like that. Most of the chronic problems with ovens have been in high end brands, although Whirlpool was having issues with the self clean cycle blowing a thermal fuse a while back, but those have been fixed. However, now there have been some complaints about the fans being noisy in the new Whirlpool ovens. I assume you want stainless steel, 30 inches? I'll also assume you want self cleaning in both ovens, not just the top. Here are some models to check out. I also included pllog's recommendations above, which seem to be great ovens from the feedback we've gotten here on GardenWeb, but I think might be a little overkill for you. Electrolux EI30EW45JS - MSRP $3199 (also makes Frigidaire listed below) Electrolux EW30EW65GS - MSRP $3549 (same as above but has cooler "wave touch" control panel that lights up only the controls that are needed and fades out when not being used) Fisher & Paykel OB30DDEPX2 - couldn't find MSRP but most places online had it for $4699 Bosch HBL5551UC - MSRP $2599 GE JT3500SFSS - MSRP $2299 Frigidaire FFET3025LS - MSRP $2099 (being phased out) Frigidaire FFET3025PS - newer version of above (they are switching factories) Kenmore 49443 - MSRP $2299 (same as above) Whirlpool WOD51EC0AS - MSRP $2099 Maytag MEW7630AS - they're phasing it out (same thing inside as above, but different look) Maytag MEW7630DS - MSRP $2149 (new version of above, they're changing the look) This post was edited by hvtech42 on Sun, Jul 6, 14 at 15:02

It's more a style question. You could have narrow linear recessed lighting...

Thanks - It's funny on the peg board. These ARE new, soft-close cabinets but part of my rationale to the pegs is "a place for everything and everything a place." My daughters have emptying the dishwasher as one of their chores (when we get one back after the remodel - now it's all by hand and they HATE that!) - if we don't use pegs, I'm afraid that a nicely organized system will disintegrate into a randomly piled mess, especially since one is envisioned for Tupperware. The girls have to take a trash-free lunch every day so there is LOTS of use for the little tupperware containers and lids. We will have banks of 27" drawers (under the microwave), 36" drawers under the (oven), 33" drawers (under the island), 24" drawers and then two sets of 21" drawers. I was thinking TWO peg sets - one for the 33" (pyrex, bowls, etc.; would have to cut the 36") and one for the 27" (Tupperware, would have to cut the 30") All the rest would be completely open. Does anyone think this makes sense? On the second issue, I hear you on the knife block. I'm still going to order it in the 18 and will have hubby fit a piece beside it if it slides around. We have a rather rag tag-looking set of knives and an inexpensive knife block now so no need to have that sitting on my pretty granite countertops. Any other tips before we order (tomorrow!) :-) Thanks!