Lucky you, a husband with no budget control... several people around here are throwing vegetables at the screen in disgust (organic, locally-sourced of course) ;) I would consult a local realtor or check our the high end spec homes in your area. I was told by an appliance distributor that Wolf was the marquee name that the builders were sourcing, almost without exception. They sold the rest as well. A BlueStar has foodie-appeal, but not quite the same marquee value around here. YMMV. If you go with the all-gas range, you might consider another electric wall oven, if you have space. Judging from the advice I've read, the SubZero is your clear cut winner. On the hood, you need to mention the style you are looking for.... are you looking for an insert or a full hood. And is it wall mount or island mount?

Based on my kitchen remodeling experience: Check the installation guide for the range you're considering to make sure that the electrical outlet and gas line are in the correct locations low on the wall behind the range. The electrical outlet was too high for my new range so I could not push it as close to the wall as I would have liked. Make sure the old range opening is the correct size for the new one. The countertop installers just made the sides of the countertops flush with the sides of the cabinets adjacent to the range opening. I don't think I even had the range yet (standard 30" model). It's a lot easier to attach the sink to the countertop before you install the countertop than to do so afterwords. (In two cases, the installers cut the countertop the wrong size for the sink.) Install the dishwasher before the countertop. It's must easier to connect the hoses and electrical when you can reach in from above. Depending on the countertop material, the most you'll have to do after it's installed is to attach the dishwasher's top bracket to the countertop (to keep the dishwasher from moving around).

"How do I get the panel to match with the kitchen design I will have? Will it be custom made from the kitchen cabinet company?" You will have to have someone build the panels to match your other kitchen cabinets, whose sizes are shown on the second page of the spec sheet, and whose installation appears to be described starting on page 41 of the installation instructions. You'll also have to buy handles.

I'm thinking of sort of recreating my old kitchen in the new house but I can't figure out the measurements. In my old kitchen I had a corner cabinet, sink, filler cabinet, dishwasher, French door fridge and a wall pantry cabinet on 13 foot wall shown in the picture and the floor plan. But when I recreate it on paper I don't have space for the filler.  Corner cabinet 3 Sink 3 Dishwasher 2 Fridge 3 Wall cabinet 2 These already make 13 feet. Can anybody help me figure out how to put a one foot filler cabinet between the dishwasher and the sink?