I've been looking hard at refrigerators for several weeks now, and know I've seen several. A quick search of AJ Madison returns 16 counter depth refrig's with ice makers between 30" and 32". If you have to stay at 30" you're limited to those around $5000, but if you can go to 31 1/8" you can get a Fisher &Paykel for under $2k. There is a guy working for Yale Appliance in (I think) the Boston Area who writes weekly appliance reviews. Take with a grain of salt since he works for the appliance store, but he wrote an article just a week ago about the best 30" Counter depth refrigerators, then one about the 36" etc. I just found the link. Here is a link that might be useful: 30

I have a Counter depth Bosch 800 Integra. Side by side. I will say that the CD Bosch S by S held the same amount of food as our SuperBa Kitchen Aid. We were shocked the day we moved all our food into the new refrig. I am still amazed how the German Designers have utilized every bit of space in the CD Bosch. We do have an extra frig. It is not the old Superba but a far smaller one and only about 1/4 of the space is used. A waste of energy. We are a family of 5 with extended family visiting often. We eat veggies, drink juices and use a refrig to it's capacity in the main kitchen. Think about how you eat? Do you use your refrig for fruits, veggies, meats, frozen, drinks, milk, leftovers... This might help you to see how what would work for you. I did happen to see a freezer for $200 at Lowes. I might think about getting rid of our extra and just buying a small chest Freezer. Thinking...

There are several. Go to the aj madison website and post your requirements. Several models will pop out. There also is one 30 inches wide now. You may get more responses abut appliances on the appliance forum. G

Counter depth is a little of a misnomer -- the box will likely be approximately the depth of your counter, but it can vary a bit. The door will stick out beyond cabinet depth. This is the version most folks are looking at -- budgeting $1,500-2,500. Built-in may be counter depth or flush. They will also be taller than standard fridge openings as well. And they run $6-7k and up, give or take. Outside of this forum and similarly obsessed folks, most who ask about counter depth are not asking for a built-in fridge. crl_ gave you my best tip for starting your search for either -- got to ajmadison and search by size. If there is a model to fit, they will probably have it there.