It is very hard to see colors on screens. That said, to me the far left sample looks the best. The other two seem a bit yellow on my screen and the countertop does not seem to have any yellow.

I am hesitant to solve this problem as there is significant possibility this is a small part of a larger quality issue. So first let me talk about what we expect, what we love and what we are surprised by with pictures (note: this is very subjective). What we expect to see in a joint... This is pretty much the standard scope and stick joint for U.S. cabinets. Even incredibly cheap cabinets will use this as it is also very price effective. This is what we can't see but would love on these types of cabinets. this is a haunched tenon and there are other versions that are just as good. It gives more strength than the traditional cope and stick joint. This is what yours looks like and is not what I would consider acceptable for cabinets. I am concerned if cabinets that are going to see any real use are constructed like this. Maybe a curio cabinet with glass inserts type of thing would be fine. However, it could actually be this... this is a rebated mortise and tenon and would be superior to cope and stick. But probably inferior to a haunched tenon, at this point in quality it really doesn't matter. Japanese and thus really Korean joinery is something of legend. Structures built without a drop of glue or nails that have withstood hundreds of years of earthquakes and storms. So it is entirely possible that these cabinets were constructed like that, I would be floored if that were the case and the bill should be very impressive if they were. ---- As to the fix. It is a lever problem on a door where only one side is important. Router and chisel in a small pocket, epoxy in a 1" wide flat corner brace and drink to your victory. This is my take on what I see. Others may see it differently and certainly we are moving out of my wheelhouse, so I will claim no authority. Hope this helps.

Seileen. Your tuquoise tile is main eyecatcher in your kitchen. Next is your range hood. That hood appears out of code to my eye. It is too low over burners. Typical is 30-36 from top of burners to bottom if hood. I am short but I think even I would hit my head on it. It is really big. So that is second big focal point. Third is your shelves and styling of items on the shelves. I do like the first knob and slim pull on your doors and drawers. Those are like jewelry in your colorful outfit. It is very pretty but a few tweaks will make it really amazing.

I'm with mytwocents -- you will be shocked how much it costs to paint cabinets, especially those with as much detail as yours have! Save the 10-15k to put toward your new kitchen in five years! I sympathize with your cherry overload after seeing the floors -- that's just too much. I love cherry cabinets, but my floors are light gray and my counters are near-white, so it's not overwhelming. Still, I think you're best to tough it out. Get a couple fabulous rugs (gray and trendy or colorful and cheering) to keep some of the cherry at bay, and treat yourself to a matching mixer or tea kettle or set of new towels (or maybe spend $400 for a nice black faucet to see how you like that and to get a fancy feel) and put the rest in the penny jar.