There are some pictures on Houzz with the shorter door, just have to look a bit. You should see if you like the way it looks. [[(https://www.houzz.com/photos/reaume-construction-and-design-traditional-bathroom-los-angeles-phvw-vp~203787) [traditional bathroom design[(https://www.houzz.com/photos/traditional-bathroom-ideas-phbr1-bp~t_712~s_2107) by los angeles general contractor Reaume Construction & Design [[(https://www.houzz.com/photos/glasgow-bathroom-traditional-bathroom-toronto-phvw-vp~81568) [traditional bathroom design[(https://www.houzz.com/photos/traditional-bathroom-ideas-phbr1-bp~t_712~s_2107) by toronto design-build Schnarr Craftsmen Inc [[(https://www.houzz.com/photos/commercial-wharf-condo-boston-ma-contemporary-bathroom-boston-phvw-vp~242701) [modern bathroom design[(https://www.houzz.com/photos/modern-bathroom-ideas-phbr1-bp~t_712~s_2105) by boston design-build Serret Construction and Design [[(https://www.houzz.com/photos/white-marble-contemporary-bathroom-toronto-phvw-vp~69836) [contemporary bathroom design[(https://www.houzz.com/photos/contemporary-bathroom-ideas-phbr1-bp~t_712~s_2103) by toronto showroom Peel Tile

My experience is similar to babushka_cat. I had a difficult space and my primary goal was to maximize storate. I ended up with custom cabinets, but that was not my original plan. As I started to sketch my designs, I realized that I was going to have a tough time with maximizing my storage space using standard sizing. I had odd angles to work with, meaning that I�d have to have several custom cuts to any standard cabinets. I visited a lot of showrooms, and I was really interested in some of the European cabinets, mainly because they came in a lot of "standard" sizes. Those lines gave me many more options in depth and width, so I was strongly leaning to Scavolini or Snaidero (much cheaper than the German lines I liked.) When I was talking to my contractor, he told me they work with a custom cabinet maker, and he said I should consider that route. I was weary because I didn�t know if the finish would be as durable or if the quality would be good. But, after looking at his work in other houses, and seeing that his price quote was cheaper I was convinced. I am really happy that I went this route. This gave me flexibility to make changes at no additional cost. We also had a problem with the handle installation that hole in the door. No problem, the cabinet maker sent a new door the next day. I also added a couple of small, shallow wall cabinets to flank the sink once I realized I could better utilize what would have been blank wall space. No problem, the cabinet maker sent these two days later. I got extra deep drawers in my island so that I could avoid a blind corner, I got custom cut outs to my drawers so that I could have a pop up socket, I got special cabinet cuts to accommodate a trash can in a shallow cabinet, I got an giant sink cabinet so that I could have a huge sink. Everything turned out better because I could work with the contractor and cabinet maker on-site and in real time. And it didn�t cost more. That being said, custom may not be for everyone, but since I had really specific goals and a difficult floor plan, it was a great choice for me. Take a look at how you work, how you approach the design and build process, and talk to your general contractor about his experience with custom cabinets. Having a general contractor who works well with the custom cabinet maker is critical to a successful outcome.

kompy - Thank you for the encouragement! Yes, lipped drawer, inset door (shaker) - that is what is needed! I am so depressed though - I went to plan out a layout with the Omega/Dynasty guy today. Specifically in that line there is no lipped option so the drawer would have to be a plain overlay slab and their edges were all too square for me. So I looked at their inset doors and inset drawers and I must say I was horrified by their inset drawers. I have not checked any other cabinet brands but on these you could plainly see the drawer slide hardware at the sides of the drawer box. The slides were bottom to the face frame underneath the drawer and the cabinet sides. I found that strange - I thought the inset drawer would have a smaller box with slides mounted further in so that the drawer front would cover them. Though these were pretty small drawers (12" I think) so perhaps that is why the slides were at the drawer sides? KD said that is how they all are done.... I am going to look at others... I am absolutely certain that Crown Point does not do them that way because I cannot imagine why people would pay so much for them if they look like that.... Am I looking for too much? Right now I am considering a local guy who is coming round tomorrow. Crown Point gave me a layout with exactly what I want - inset doors and the partial overlay drawers (I assume they are lipped as I mentioned that to them). Their price is up there of course but I have not yet got anything else to compare it with. Someone just posted a link to danielle00's kitchen which is Crown Point frameless in quarter sawn oak. It looks fantastic and honestly gives a period look. I am now wondering if perhaps Crown Point frameless would please me just as much as the Omega line. Neither is going to be period correct but perhaps that is not as essential as the overall quality. This is all driving me crazy! Thanks for all the input. Tina

I am referring to my personality, diving in with no planning. Not listening to solid advise. Being offended when opinionated house posters blew it up with critiques.Taking offensive to snooty, condescending summaries about a plan I had chosen. Not seeing past the tone of the message, not looking for someone that would work for me and with me. REFUSING to respect that there is a reason we each excel in different walks of life. Just don't mess with the ones you don't like, same philosophy with all our life choices. You'll hate some, but, there are professionals that truly could have helped me build a better home. I was not receptive at all, just got angry. I'll show them! I Disregarded that the chosen CAD program had flow issues. I didn't even understand the basic drawings. it did, it does.I have zero ability to translate a 5x7 closet into how that closet actually works. The laundry room, same, way too small. pantry, too small. what do those little drawings mean! I have two trained architect friends, and I was certain they weren't understanding I had to move, quickly, with no time for frivolous refinements. Had to break ground by fall, all those laid off Craig's list tradesman would certainly have more time, give my project the thought it needed, and I assumed you wouldn't say you could dry wall or tile if you couldn't. I could not visual the literal size of the storage closet, I now proudly call the master closet, for instance. Being driven by trend threads, that seem good on paper. Was that what I really wanted? Didn't take time to put true thought into those decisions. Did I really want them? Some yes, some no. Driving on to save money, I assume anybody with a lick of vision can hire quality work. So not true, I paid 4 times for new drywall, new painting, and it still is full of ruffles and ridges. Hire the legit drywalling company, wouldn't have lost 2 months with redos, paid excessively, interest hike during the never ending down times, of course interest rates went up.3.99 start build, 5.75 end build rate. Passed on licensed company to do the drywall, He gave me a two week time frame, (way too long in my narrow world)and was 3,000.00 more. So, hire some bozo on Craigslist that promised to get it done in half the time at half the cost.That decision cost me TWO MONTHS! for that investment,I paid up front, they needed supplies, and had me handcuffed, they already had my money. "save 3,00"ultimately costing me literally 4 times that, project set back two months( they showed up about 2 hours every other day and I swear they had no idea how to drywall. Flunked electric 4 times for COO, still have switches/ outlets with no idea their purpose. So, to answer your question, I paid 18,000. for a master bathroom, the tile job and the layout and quality is not good. With proper forethought and workability analysis this would definitely have been avoided. I could have hired someone to explain basic size, what to demand in workmanship, As in earlier post, I am just verbalizing my specific experience and begging you to not to buy that dress at Barneys just because it's 90% off. We were rear ended in 14, can't walk, but, I still want that dress from Bsrneys because it used to be the perfect dress for me. realize needs change, and you if it's an impulsive decision, it will sit in your closet with all the other GREAT deals. I learned from these costly mistakes, and am sooo receptive after the fact, to remedy issues that should have been remedied prior to building!