I have not seen these cabinet colors but pearl sounds like it’s a creamy or off white and you mentioned wanting a bright white kitchen. The photo above also looks a little creamy next to the toilet. Something to think about.

@Rebecca Geisler-Hepner I'm so glad you're in Michigan so I can give you this recommendation, then! There is a company called Benchmark Wood Studio in Holland, Michigan, and their online portfolio is perfection. They would have been the first company from which I would have sought a quote had I been local, but at the time we focused on companies nearer to us to save shipping costs since we are over 1,000 miles away from MIchigan. Michigan is a gorgeous state, as you know, with several communities of Amish tradesmen, so you might look into other local builders as well. If you check out Benchmark, I would love to know how the experience worked for you. Obviously the reviews to which I previously directed you regarding Omega were from people who had recently installed and/or lived with the cabinetry as I hope you read for yourself rather than taking my word for it. I have inspected Omega and Kemper (a subsidiary) cabinetry displays in person but based my own decision to move on to other companies on a variety of factors. Based on recent reviews, you could do better than Omega/Kemper, and you could definitely do much, much worse as far as finish quality, construction, and warranty service. It pays to read up on as many recent reviews as you can possibly find before committing to any builder, and take note of the dates of the reviews. More than one of the cabinet companies and even faucet companies and other suppliers that were favorites of the former Garden Web contributors and that still are referenced in searchable threads here in the Houzz forum after the merger have shifted over the years in ownership, service, and other factors that are essential to a good experience post-installation. There may be improvement over the years (hopefully), they may be the same, or there maybe some new things to consider.

I'm assuming you are comparing Omega Full access to Brookhaven, as that would be frameless to frameless. Both are outstanding products. You cannot go wrong with either. Pick the line that has the better kitchen designer and install team. Frameless are more challenging for the inexperienced installer to create a good end result.

I received similar quotes for Kountry Kraft and Omega Cabinets for my kitchen, which one would you choose?? I have heard good and bad about both, please help! Thank you!!