We've priced out Schuler for the kitchen and Diamond for the bathroom (where my requirements aren't as custom.) Schuler will make anything you design and will give you a custom quote. We have two pieces that required the custom quote. So in fact there are many more options with Schuler.

Hi, I have Schuler all plywood cabinets from Lowe's in my kitchen. They are very well made and the stains and painted finishes are very high quality, more like a custom cabinet. Definitely a step above Diamond and Kraftmaid. They will customize any cabinet for you, which I took advantage of for a few of my cabinets. I had a couple of minor issues with my cabinets after they arrived and the Schuler rep responded quickly and sent out whatever replacements I needed. Even my contractor was impressed by the quality and how they were packaged for shipment. Schuler is also the same as the Medallion brand. I am very happy with my cabinets. But, that being said, Kraftmaid and Diamond are still very good semi-custom cabinets, so I guess it could come down to price. If they are pricing out the same, I would go with Schuler.

Yelena, Although, my kitchen reno is still a work in progress and I can't speak on purchasing an ENTIRE Schular Cappuccino Cherry Kitchen Cabinetry, I'll be happy to share my experience. So far, I can say that I have compared prices, as well as, quality between Yorktowne, Medallion and Merillat Masterpiece. Hands down, Lowe's Schuler Cabinetry was/is the best savings for the same good quality. If I had the budget, need or desire to replace all my cabinetry as part of my Kitchen Renovation project; I would 100% recommend Lowe's Schuler Cabinetry, Cappuccino Cherry! Not to mislead or steer the topic; But my experience with Schuler's Cherry Cappuccino was/is somewhat limited to a fortunate mistake as a result of replacing my old appliances: Which was always part of my original kitchen renovation plans and budget; Including, my backsplash and countertops. In lieu of, keeping my 18 year old Yorktowne, Solid Maple Cabinetry because. my cabinetry was/is in great condition. Asides for the "Spice" stain color, I still love Yorktowne's "Hallmark/Ambrosia" door style and the amount of time spoke for the quality and my experience, By happenstance, my new appliances (Microwave & Oven) didn't fit into my old cabinet space. So, I was force to address the "Spice" stain now that I had to order a new "face front" cabinet. Which ultimately meant, I would be paying to populate the stain color that I never liked or compromise my design and new appliances. Which I felt lead me towards having the best of both worlds; Two-Tone Cabinetry (Paint and Cappuccino Stain) aka: a "fortunate mistake" because Schuler's "SAVANNAH" matches Yorktowne's "Hallmark/Ambrosia" Door Style perfectly and the Cappuccino Stain coordinates well with my new Cafe Matte White and Brush Bronze Kitchen Appliances! Now, if I can only get a response from Rob regard the flooring he used with his Cappuccino Stain Cabinets, Hope this was helpful,

I was originally leaning towards white icing but the kitchen doesn’t get a lot of direct sunlight which makes the white icing look extra creamy. I think I may go with the sea salt. I was having an issue with the sea salt look way too white/blueish almost at night but I changed out my bulbs from 5000k to 4000k and it definitely helped keep it more of a white than a blueish white.