mwrede, I LOVE your floors and the stain your chose. I can't believe what a great price you got and if I lived in NC and not in expensive northern NJ, I would go for the exact same floor with the exact same company since it is beautiful, priced right and will be stable since it is quartersawn and rift white oak flooring. After my busy season, I will call Graff Bros. directly to see if they have a competitive price on stained engineered white oak rift and sawn flooring since I love the look but I need engineered due to the cement floor and the location of my home. Thank you so much for sharing the beautiful pictures and the price!

Brookhaven does a gorgeous rift cut cabinet contemporary cabinet. I considered using it with a mix of white oak and greywashed oak, but ultimately went with my walnut addiction. I think I would do white oak with the more yellowy oak(I assume) of your floors. Here is a picture that came to mind: [Contemporary Kitchen design[(https://www.houzz.com/photos/contemporary-kitchen-ideas-phbr1-bp~t_709~s_2103) by Vancouver Kitchen And Bath Hi-Design Custom Cabinetry

LoPay, I love your cabinets! This is what I want to do in our kitchen. Did a local cabinetmaker make your cabinets? What is the finish? Please advise - everything just looks so yellow! Thank you

i'm wondering why you're here at this stage in the game? everything is installed, knobs are in , bacsplash is almost done. As soon as they brought those into the house you should have said "stop". this is not what I wanted. In no world do these match your sample. didn't the cabinet maker give you a complete, finished sample door? This is what they're supposed to do to make sure you like the finished result. (and because they did not, how can you be held responsible? You picked a stain sample on some other piece that's been sitting around their shop that doesn't even have the rails and stiles. You should have asked to see a FULLY FINISHED door. It's the fault of the GC and the person supplying the cabs. ) They aren't horrendous, but they aren't a high end white oak either. So, what to do? depends on how much you like or dislike them. To restain the veneer after a clear coat has been applied, (I'm assuming a clear coat WAS applied)? is PIA. the clear coat needs to be stripped, sanded, and then a darker stain applied to match the solid wood. Who made these and stained them??? At no time did they think this two tone was maybe 'incorrect' ?? I don't know what you paid for those wood cabs (painted ones are fine) but if you're going to keep them I'd get a steep discount. Or, just have them start over and make you new ones.