Is there a name for the glass in your upper cabinets? I love it.

Beautiful kitchen. Nicely done.

Rene

Really sweet! I love your green and how open it feels.
The floors throughout look so rich and pretty.
I think letting them pick the pantry door worked out quite well. It is charming.
Your hutch idea should work out great and will complement the rest of the kitchen seamlessly.
Great job! ;)

Congratulations on your new home and timely move. Your kitchen is gorgeous. I love that green too. Is that a walk-in pantry you have?

I'd love to see the interior of your pantry for ideas. Mine looks like it may be just like yours and I need to redo the inside.

Beautiful, love the counters and the accent tiles look special (I can only imagine how nice they look in person.) Congrats!

Sunny is right! What a cheerful, happy space! Congratulations. I know...this forum is amazing isn't it?

You have a beautiful kitchen to go with your beautiful home. Wonderful job. Enjoy!

I absolutely covet your grand piano nook. What a gorgeous, sunlit spot in which to play. I love your green walls, the beautiful floor, the lovely glass chosen for the cabinets. Congratulations!

What a great job, everything looks so nice together.
Very inviting!

It's beautiful!

I can sense your joy! Way to go!

Love the glass insert in your cabinet. The backsplash tiles and counter look great together. You ended up with a very nice kitchen. Enjoy!!!

A beautiful, classic kitchen. Congrats. A particular congrats on doing such a good match between counter and backsplash. I think that is the easiest theing to screw up and you passed that test with flying colors.

Congratulations. It looks wonderful!

Canton Trade Days? Canton, TX by any chance?

Kathe

Hi sunny..

Wow is all I can say about the glass cabinet! What is going on it there? I've never seen anything like it! Love how the whole thing turned out. I have a Blanco sink too,and it's great..

KA:)

I love how your kitchen turned out. It's such an unusual shaped space, but you designed it all so well! I love the color of your cabinets and how the granite and back splash tie into them perfectly! The glass in your upper cabs is gorgeous! Enjoy!

Beautiful kitchen! Love the inserts in the backsplash and the glass in cabinets. And wow - that grand piano nook - I wished I had one (both the nook and the piano!).

Well, I can only see the closeup of your backsplash and your breakfast nook. :-(

But it looks great! :-D

Your backsplash confirms a question that I had for my reno -- would my backsplash overwhelm my granite? Yours are similar to my original choices, and your backsplash coordinates perfectly. I love the green paint, too!

I'm overhwlemed with your wonderful compliments. Thank you so much. The build went so fast it was scary to pick and make final decisions so quickly. We built in 3 months and 2 weeks but I can tell you there was some one here every single day even on Saturdays except maybe 3 days.
Doggonegardener - (love your name) the glass in the cabinet is seeded glass. I wanted something light to keep the open feel since my kitchen is so small I felt it needed all the help it could get. It has glass shelves and we added a light on the top so it lights all the way down.
Vampiressrn and Yakkinyetti - Yes it's a walk in and I LOVE it. When designing the house I believe it was rhome (pardon me if not and I give credit to who it was) told me I should do a step in pantry to allow for more counter space and she was correct but with the pressure of DH and the builder to get things moving I gave in. The pantry is MAHHRRVVELOUS! I'll post a few pics at the end of this post. My builder did custom shelving which we like but he left a dead space in the back. If we had it do over I would have the custom shelves but leave the back open for more space. My DH has a small wine fridge on order which will go on one corner and we allowed venting for it. I love having everything easily reachable. I'd never had a pantry before and was concerned about the walking back and forth but find instead it's so convenient. My previous kitchen was larger as far as walking space but this one functions so much better.
Pickle 2 - THANK YOU for your kind word about the piano nook. I'll share it with you anytime. My story about the piano is from when I was a little girl my mom bought this piano which is now 81 years old It was being rebuilt and was still unfinished and it nearly caused a divorce between my parents. My dad said NO and my mom pouted for weeks until he finally said OK.. then it was already sold to someone else. You can imagine my mom then! A month later the rebuilder called and said their financing didn't go through and we could have it. It's a Mason and Hamlin and is made of cast iron insides and weighs close to 900 pounds. YES.. 900 lbs! I've played since I was 5 and still play to this day. I've played for Sweet Adelines, for numerous churches and theatre productions and now mostly because I love it. When my family comes at holidays we stand around and sing old hymns, new songs and fun stuff. It's been such a big part of our lives that I can't imagine not having it. Sorry for the long story but.. there's one more small part. During the build I found a small old glass chandelier at a junk place but I'm not really a chandelier girl so I kept passing it up. Several visits later I saw it was marked down half price to $125.00 so I took it. They told me it was from the 1940's and needed re-wiring. I took it to a man here who rewires and would clean it up for $85. He said only once before in his life had he seen beter glass and it's from the early 1900's. Right now I have a LIGHT BULB there but soon will have this glass chandi hanging over the paino. I still have to get window treatments and will probaly just do swagged shears and nothing heavy. Any suggestions for window treatments?
Jim's Discount Hardware has a booth at Canton Trades Day in Canton, TX. He's a very nice guy and I got all of my knobs from him which saved my shipping costs. I even got my glass knobs for the bathroom from him.
THANK YOU AGAIN!!!
Sunny