Chiefy - I love my corner sink. I had one in my prior kitchen too. I love looking out the windows while I'm standing at the sink. In the prior house, I reconfigured the kitchen and made it a corner sink. When we walked into this house, it was one of the things that helped know the house was "the one." The cabinet between the sink and dishwasher is 15". It's plenty of room so the sink cabinet door doesn't come into contact with the dishwasher door and vice versa. The sink is a Blanco equal double bowl silgranit. I'm not sure the size, but here's the link: http://www.blancoamerica.com/c3/blanco_usa/_www/en/pub/products/product_portfolio/portfolio_catalog_sinks.cfm?fuseaction=c.articledetail&strukturid=1268778299944&artikelnummer=440185. It says minimum 36" cabinet. My sink base cabinet is either 42 or 48 (I can't read the number on the layout). Sorry - I just found the dimensions of the sink. 32x19.25". This post was edited by deb52899 on Tue, Feb 5, 13 at 8:35

I also had my kitchen trim color computer-matched by the painters at the paint store using a piece of extra cabinet trim. Here is a photo showing a doorway trimmed, as well as our cedar board ceiling (painted with a translucent white-wash) and heavy beams that were painted the trim color. The color is extremely close to the "Swiss Coffee" color of my Kountry Kraft cabinets (which is NOT even close to BM's "Swiss Coffee" btw.) Personally, I think matching the trim is the way to go with the traditional, clean lines of a painted white kitchen. Good luck to you! PS. The blue tape in the photo is marking areas the GC still has to deal with. We redid our entire house and had a TERRIBLE painting crew!!! They got paint on the floors, faucets, sinks, toilets, new doorknobs, etc., etc. AND they DIDN'T paint the tops of ANY doors, any tops of door trim, basically any place they had to get on a ladder to do, or any place they didn't think we'd notice. BEWARE your GC's "finishers"!!! Make sure they are experienced professionals and won't bring in a crew of day-laborers who can't speak English!

Beth H, Thanks for the response. Does that mean you just pick a standard white? I'm seriously not going to make it thru this remodel. Hubby and I fighting over Decorators White, Simply White and Super White. I want to have the brightest white possible without clashing with any other white. If I do Super White cabinets.....I can do Super White trim? And it won't look to stark? Thanks for your help!!!

The granite is not shown. The large tile is a herring bone pattern on the floor. The shower walls are that same tile brick laid with 1/3 off set. The shower door is same color but with 1.5” squares. The accent wall in shower is the herringbone marble outlined with a natural stone that brings the two greys together. I don’t have a picture of it either. I think the pic makes the marble look cooler grey but it does have some warm grey in it also. I’m thinking of painting it agreeable grey sw.