elisalinscott - I know a few people that have Dura Supreme cabinets and love them. My mother has some that are about 7 years old I think and she loves them still. I'm planning a kitchen remodel in the next 2-3 years and have been seriously considering them. When I was looking at reviews I ran into a site called kitchencabinetsreviews.com and got thrown off, but I was curious what organization the site was with, it didn't say how they were really associated with cabinets. Then I looked up who owns the web address and found that the owner of that website also is the owner of a website for an online cabinet company called US Home Products that sells MidContinent cabinetry which seemed kind of odd if you ask me. I've seen a few other review sites that look fishy for other products too. You gotta be careful where you get your advice. The best thing to do is find someone who actually owns the product and also see it and test it in person. Hopefully HAGS00 will respond and let us know what they think of their purchase. I'd love to know too.

I would also like to know how these two brands compare. I have almost equal bids for both lines.

http://www.gardenweb.com/gardenweb/query/Dura-Supreme-vs-Kitchenaid-Cabinets

At that midpoint quality level, any choice you make will have good quality. Some manufacturer's excel at Paint, like Plain and Fancy. Some excel at wood finishes with incredible depth like Medallion. Some excel at lower priced modifications that make some choices in semi custom less expensive than full custom. Some excel in molding choices that lend a custom touch. Without having a direct requirement of a look, either would make you a fine kitchen. What has your KD worked with, and which does she prefer? Familiarity with a line, and a good working relationship with the factory also are important factors. Both have good customer service and are responsive to remakes or add ons---within the realm of most kitchen production timelines. No cabinet at this level is going to be dramatically "better" than another. It boils down to what is offered that floats your boat, or the relationship with the dealer.