I do not have either Medallion Silverline or Cliq Studios, I say that as a caveat. I recently went through a similar exercise for my cabinet selection process, my goal was frameless full overlay or frameless with slab doors and drawer fronts- I have a slightly modern aesthetic. I evaluated 5 companies; Medallion(can't recall which line), DesignCraft(frameless made by Medallion's parent company Elkay AKA Innermost, Dynasty, Brookhaven, and custom. If I evaluated only the spec sheets, I would have gone with Dynasty and been unhappy. I learned that in addition to evaluating the specs, you need to evaluate the offerings. Dynasty could only offer my a top drawer with a 3.5 inch depth, this is the depth of the bottom of the drawer box to the bottom of the frame rail. This is different from the depth of the drawer box itself. If I put a tiered spice rack in that drawer my favorite brand of spices(Simply Organic) would not fit. The depth of all their drawers became a non-starter for me. They wasted alot of space that I couldn't afford to waste. I urge you to go further into the details before you make a choice.

I don't know about Crystal or Edgewood, but Brookhaven probably beats out Medallion quality-wise, not that Medallion is not a nice cabinet. In between Brookhaven and Medallion is Omega/Dynasty....we just put in Dynasty cabinets and they are beautiful, am very happy with them...contractor thought they were very well made also.

I just have to respond although I can't be of much help. I posted here about a year and a half ago looking for someone who used Woodland, and didn't get a response. We did choose them, and had them installed in April/May of this year. I chose them because I wanted a specific cream finish, and was able to see the cab's in two other finished kitchens my GC had done. I didn't realize it was as high a quality cab as you have listed because I had nothing to compare it to. We had a bid from Medallion/Schular (?spell) from Lowes, and he matched it with Woodland. The quality is awesome and the paint finish is incredible. However, now that it is all said and done, I may have been able to go with a less expensive cab considering the price/size of our home is rather small. The installer said he loved them (even better that a huge $$$ kitchen he was dong elsewhere). I was so worried about getting the color right that I figured that the extra $$ would be worth it. I think our GC made up the difference when we decided to add panals to the exposed lower cab's - they were $$$ for some strange reason, and we were already in too deep to change. Just had to chime in since I hadn't see the Woodland name on here before!

Yelena, Although, my kitchen reno is still a work in progress and I can't speak on purchasing an ENTIRE Schular Cappuccino Cherry Kitchen Cabinetry, I'll be happy to share my experience. So far, I can say that I have compared prices, as well as, quality between Yorktowne, Medallion and Merillat Masterpiece. Hands down, Lowe's Schuler Cabinetry was/is the best savings for the same good quality. If I had the budget, need or desire to replace all my cabinetry as part of my Kitchen Renovation project; I would 100% recommend Lowe's Schuler Cabinetry, Cappuccino Cherry! Not to mislead or steer the topic; But my experience with Schuler's Cherry Cappuccino was/is somewhat limited to a fortunate mistake as a result of replacing my old appliances: Which was always part of my original kitchen renovation plans and budget; Including, my backsplash and countertops. In lieu of, keeping my 18 year old Yorktowne, Solid Maple Cabinetry because. my cabinetry was/is in great condition. Asides for the "Spice" stain color, I still love Yorktowne's "Hallmark/Ambrosia" door style and the amount of time spoke for the quality and my experience, By happenstance, my new appliances (Microwave & Oven) didn't fit into my old cabinet space. So, I was force to address the "Spice" stain now that I had to order a new "face front" cabinet. Which ultimately meant, I would be paying to populate the stain color that I never liked or compromise my design and new appliances. Which I felt lead me towards having the best of both worlds; Two-Tone Cabinetry (Paint and Cappuccino Stain) aka: a "fortunate mistake" because Schuler's "SAVANNAH" matches Yorktowne's "Hallmark/Ambrosia" Door Style perfectly and the Cappuccino Stain coordinates well with my new Cafe Matte White and Brush Bronze Kitchen Appliances! Now, if I can only get a response from Rob regard the flooring he used with his Cappuccino Stain Cabinets, Hope this was helpful,