@rococogurl, those cabinets are beautiful! Maybe a little too futuristic if anything, but fabulous. I'm hoping my frosted glass inserts will look almost as good. I'd love to have built-in strip LED lighting that automatically turn on when drawers/doors open, but I'm not that handy with automation. So that's you? Jane F? I really believe no kitchen is complete without organizer inserts. I still assert that better designed, reasonably priced options should exist. Something that is modular, adjustable to suit your specific needs today and your future needs as they evolve. The nice thing about Servo-Drive is they work just fine as regular Tandem Plus Blumotion drawers when the motors fail or during power outages. Yes, little kiddies are an issue; I have iTouchless trash cans in my pediatric office, and while some kids play with them nonstop until I have to turn them off, it does get old for most of my patients after a while. Some have mentioned on other threads that for larger dogs, they could learn to open the Servo-Drive and make royal messes. Lucky for us, our 4-lb. Maltese can't reach the trash inside even if she opened the trash pullout! That kitchen sink of the future has some great ideas, but the worst part is the need for so many button presses. My guess is gesture-based control would truly be the "wave" of the future (so to speak), for better-than-analog-control intuitiveness. There is a less cheesy video from Blum. Still loses a lot in the translation from German. Here is a link that might be useful: Less Cheesy Servo-Drive Video

I have a Blanco Bridge faucet--they had to squeeze 4 holes in behind the sink. The faucet just fits. Our granite installers seemed to spend hours trying to install the sink and the granite, but it turned out beautifully. There is a seam down the middle of the sink that I can't even find unless I feel for it. My husband did a bit of cursing when he installed the faucet because it was very tight for the connections but it looks great. There is still a surprising amount of space under the sink too. Here is a link to my post about my granite installation which includes some sink pictures. Let me know if you would like to see other pictures. Here is a link that might be useful: Granite/sink pictures

Your best bet is probably to look to a local furniture maker/cabinetmaker/finish carpenter rather than the larger companies. In addition to the the "Find Professionals" function on Houzz, you could try a simple google search or contacting your local chamber of commerce. Many states and localities also have woodworking guilds - if your area has such a thing they could probably recommend a local craftsperson to help you out. Good luck!

Stacy, I have the Akurum line which had the split top drawer standard. It can be done by mounting a divider to attach the rails to. That is how I do the individual trash pullouts under the sink (see the under sink photo I posted earlier) . I dont necessarily think split drawers are an advantage because you lose about 3 1/2” storage. I like the off-white Bodbyn. It’s not yellow in my kitchen which does have warm lighting @ 3000K and lots of wood which causes it to photograph with a yellowish cast. Look back at my daughter’s kitchen to see how the Bodbyn looks next to bright white subway tile. She has warm lighting too. Also, Ikea has a new door, Akstad that is bright white. Hope you find something you like.