OK, so they're not inset, but here are my 33" overlay slab front drawers: My pots & pans drawer is 36" wide. I don't think they look too wide, but then we have a wide room (15').

kompy - Thank you for the encouragement! Yes, lipped drawer, inset door (shaker) - that is what is needed! I am so depressed though - I went to plan out a layout with the Omega/Dynasty guy today. Specifically in that line there is no lipped option so the drawer would have to be a plain overlay slab and their edges were all too square for me. So I looked at their inset doors and inset drawers and I must say I was horrified by their inset drawers. I have not checked any other cabinet brands but on these you could plainly see the drawer slide hardware at the sides of the drawer box. The slides were bottom to the face frame underneath the drawer and the cabinet sides. I found that strange - I thought the inset drawer would have a smaller box with slides mounted further in so that the drawer front would cover them. Though these were pretty small drawers (12" I think) so perhaps that is why the slides were at the drawer sides? KD said that is how they all are done.... I am going to look at others... I am absolutely certain that Crown Point does not do them that way because I cannot imagine why people would pay so much for them if they look like that.... Am I looking for too much? Right now I am considering a local guy who is coming round tomorrow. Crown Point gave me a layout with exactly what I want - inset doors and the partial overlay drawers (I assume they are lipped as I mentioned that to them). Their price is up there of course but I have not yet got anything else to compare it with. Someone just posted a link to danielle00's kitchen which is Crown Point frameless in quarter sawn oak. It looks fantastic and honestly gives a period look. I am now wondering if perhaps Crown Point frameless would please me just as much as the Omega line. Neither is going to be period correct but perhaps that is not as essential as the overall quality. This is all driving me crazy! Thanks for all the input. Tina

Slab inset cabinets have been on my radar lately. I just pinned this picture. I found the architect's portfolio for you. Look at the link for more photos. Here is a link that might be useful: Slab Inset Kitchen by Jennifer Weiss

One brand I handle has them. QCCI (Quality Custom Cabinetry Inc) embeds rare earth magnets in the top and bottom of the door with aligned magnets in the rails allowing them to use soft close pistons even without the pistons they would just woosh into place. Exposed hinges are mortised instead of the wrap hinges. All standard as are 1" frames but they are pricey. Shot a quick pick of a base I had in garage. Christian has a slightly different (bit complicated) rare earth magnet system and Craftmaid (with a "C") might as well. Likely a few others at that price point.