I see ceiling height painted Shaker inset cabinets, some glass fronts, cup pulls, lots of crown molding, marble and soapstone counters, apron front farm sinks, wood floors, pale colors, nickel pendants, multiple divided light double hung windows with lots of light, antique-looking wood islands/work tables, and a New England, historical, traditional, vibe.

You seem to like warm white, wood and pale aqua or blue. So do I...great choices :)

I also see lots of apron sinks, glass uppers and islands!

I love this game!

1) white or off-white inset cabinets

2) some very dark things mixed in for contrast -- bronze/black hardware and lights, black or dark wood counters, etc. None of these kitchens are just white on white.

3) occasional pastel touches -- pale grey/blue/green

4) very simple backsplashes

5) no patterns whatsoever, except in rugs maybe (although I suspect you would remove the rugs shown)

6) high ceilings with tall upper cabinets

7) cup pulls

8) no bright colors whatsoever

9) glass cabinets

10) stainless steel appliances

11) counters are soapstone (or basically the same) or white marble or dark wood

12) contrasting island

13) pendant lights

14) in general, everything is period except the appliances

White cabs, glass uppers, marble, farmhouse sink. Warm wood in some detail

Mrs Peter was too difficult for me, but you are much easier. :-)

Farmhouse. You like white painted cabinets with rich wood somewhere, mostly on the island. Definately hardwood floors.

The color accent you like is that soft blue-green either on walls, stools, backsplash, accessories, etc.

Windows above sink or at least lots of natural light.

Marble or soapstone countertops with wood on island. The exception is the reddish brown looking granite countertop, but it has a rich wood-look tone to it.

You are not matchy-matchy. You are ok with the hardware and light fixture finishes being different. Stainless, brass, or bronze, black, mixed. You like cup pulls.

Well, basically I just described what I like, so I obviously dig your style!

White or off-white cabinets with furniture feet and wood floors. Pale wall colors.

I agree with the comment about warm white kitchens heavily accented with warm wood. By that I mean an island, including the top or a separate cabinet such as picture 2. All the pictures have the traditional glass inserts, cup pulls and furniture feet. Nothing extraordinary there.

What stands out for me is that most of the pictures show an island that is not the same style as the cabinets - almost more like a central kitchen table. Pictures #1, 3, 4, 7, 8 and 9 all show islands that have a personality and that are a little more quirky or perhaps unexpected from the rest of the kitchen style. That's what separates these kitchens from many others of this ilk. Great if you can step outside of your own design box and do the same thing.. And only one of them has a sink in it giving more credence to the idea that they have the feeling of a "kitchen table" rather than "an island".

In all fairness, I didn't do this first: Someone else did it some months ago. I hope you get as much out of your answers as I did. On with the show:

Overall look is traditional in a very "today" way and neutral with a big emphasis on white; when wood is present, it's dark and rustic. The wood is repeated on the floor in every picture. Even the lighting is neutral. No pops of significant color.

Simple cabinetry, lots of Shaker -- an island is a must. Traditional uppers with lots of glass fronts. No open shelving (well, it's poking out of the edge of one photo, but it doesn't seem to be a major player).

Most of these kitchens seem to be larger than average. These kitchens seem to be their own separate rooms (not open to family rooms, for example). I see seating in most of the photographs.

Accents are stainless steel (appliances, hardware, some lighting). Cup pulls instead of knobs or handles.

Backsplashes tend to blend in rather than stand out.

Lots of pendant lighting.

The refrigerator seems to be invisible.

Hardwood floors.
Farm sink
Farm table as island
simple, classic, slightly rustic, no ornate decoration, Urban Farmhouse.
I like that look a lot.

These have been way more helpful than I ever imagined. The comments about the island being different make total sense. I've also been struggling with their not being wood in the cabinets (I was planning on doing all white). I love old kitchens but I'm far too lazy to get rid of the modern appliances! So glad to read all of these responses. So a cozy, understated farmhouse.. With modern conveniences!!!

Sounds lovely :)