I agree the campaign nightstands don’t blend well with the dresser. I like dresser with bed & campaign ns with bed but not dresser & campaign. Seems you need to decide which you like more - the dresser or the campaign style. A note on the 2 different night stand styles - it mght help you decide on style if you think about needs. The campaign NS offers 3 drawers of closed storage, the brass NS really no storage as bottom drawer not deep. But it does offer 3 levels of surface needing to be dusted and kept tidy. Can you tell which NS I’m leaning towards? 😊 ETA: I just looked at Chairish & searched campaign dresser - many, many & $$ at many, many levels. So, need to figure in budget considerations too

Millworkman, your suggestion of adding a photo and drawing was a good one. Always help to get a visual. Thanks for the quick response. WDCCruise, Thanks to you as well. Yeh, I get that I'll loose out on some glass area with the added framework. Not too concerned about that. It more of the visual of the sashes being different sizes. Perhaps drawing it in using an actual PIC of that part of the house will be helpful. I normally don't have trouble creating a visual in my head. Different this time for some reason. I hope you both had a good Thanksgiving weekend.

I've always thought that steel supporting plates extending back over the cabinet look much better than blatantly exposed hardware: https://ironsupports.com/products/hidden-island-countertop-bracket?variant=16258913173575&gad_source=1&gclid=EAIaIQobChMIt9md2u74ggMVy_nICh1hXwgLEAQYAyABEgL4TvD_BwE

"There have been problems". I think that's true of any piping system. PEX has issues with chlorine (and sunlight). Copper has an issue with pinhole leaks. That said, the issues quoted in the linked article are the issues I see as well. It gets brittle over time - especially when exposed to chlorine. One bump to poorly supported pipe can crack 1/2" pipe. The issues in the article are anecdotal - and I wouldn't replumb my house based on that. But If I were replacing stuff anyway, I'd go with PEX- because copper is too expensive.