Sorry, I am not familiar with Woodharbor. I like the large window, I don't know how this fits into the rooms around it. I'm presuming that your range is centered on the island and that your fridge is at the end of the run and that you have looked at getting a new stove top and wall ovens but have elected for a range set up instead. From the cabinet descriptions we don't know if those are cabinets or drawers, but most of the people who write onto this forum prefer drawers instead of lower cabinets. I am presuming that your primary prep areas will be to the right and the left of the sink immediately below the window, is there a pullout trashcan below at least one of those areas? I would expect silverware to go into the top drawer immediately to the left of the dishwasher and that your every day dishes are going to be in the cabinets above that area. I cannot tell if the very top of the drawing indicates an overhang countertop into another room or tall cabinets backing onto the kitchen. If they are not tall cabinets for use as a pantry or broom closet do you have another room somewhere else that will take care of those items. If they are tall cabinets in this room will have a fairly closed in feeling.

I am not qualified to give advice on kitchen cabinet layout, but I would be happy to share our experience of using Woodharbor for bathrooms.

We first heard about Woodharbor cabinets from a local kitchen cabinet design shop. After shopping around, we really like Woodharbor's material quality, finishing, workmanship and styles.

Their regular line offers many options for wood selections, door styles, drawers, moldings, and fairly comprehensive sizes. The kitchen designers in the shop loved to use Woodharbor because they did not need to make compromise for layouts as using some other cabinet lines.

We put our kitchen project on hold and found out the kitchen cabinet design shop closed its business. We found a great kitchen bathroom contractor to work on our bathrooms and decided to use Woodharbor Cabinets regular line for our master bathroom and their Breeze line for guest bathroom.

Breeze line is a value line that has limited door, wood selection and sizes, with a little thinner material but at lower price, but we found everything we needed for the guest bathroom.

We later learned due to the favorable price point many people use Breeze line for their kitchens and are very happy with the products.

We selected maple wood, slab panel door style frameless cabinets, soft closed drawers for both bathrooms. I ordered wood samples from Woodharbor, it made matching granite, tiles, paint color under our bathrooms lighting very easy.

We put in kitchen height vanity, lots of drawers and linen closet in both bathrooms. Our contractor planned the layout and ordered cabinets for us. He was very happy with the order processing, shipment and packages. The installation went smoothly. The contractor thanked me for 'introducing' Woodharbor cabinet line to him.

Both bathrooms turned out really great, we love quality of the products and convenience the cabinets provided. We will definitely use Woodharbor for our future kitchen remodel.

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