I don't have any photos of that particular door style but you might try visiting other dealers for Schrock, Diamond (Lowes) or Thomasville cabinets (Home Depot). These are all essentially the same line of cabinets. They each use different names for the door styles but the finish colors are the same. Perhaps one of the other dealers may have a better cabinet display of the door you are interested in. As to the color, here's a site with some real Thomasville cabinet installations featuring a variety of door styles and colors. Also be sure to check out the Finished Kitches blog below and look under the Cabinet categories for each of the 4 manufacturers. Here is a link that might be useful: Finished Kitchens blog

I agree with smalloldhouse on the RTA cabs. Barker might be a good quality at a cheaper price, but not a great solution if you don't have the time to assemble. My husband would have killed me if I ordered RTA cabs :) I have said this before in another post because I just researched cabs myself. It seems like there isn't a cab out there that people are not complaining about. Pick 2-3 cab makers you like, compare the specs & go for it. I read another thread where someone basically said mid grade cabs are generally the same (except for what Adorion said - make sure you are comparing apples to apples) and to buy from someone you like & will help you through the process. Not sure if that is helpful. Reading reviews for months will make you nuts and will paralyze you into no decision at all. Who knows what some of these people are doing to their cabs that are writing reviews?? I have had builder grade cabs for 20 years!! And there isn't one thing wrong with them, except that I hate them :) I know a few people who have medallion & are happy with them (except the silver line for reasons stated above), my dad got Starmark without a minute of research & they are really nice.

I'm not familiar with how grasscloth would hold up in a non-climate-controlled room. Others may have better recommendations. With your counters/cabinets and with what you describe (liking reclaimed wood but not primary colors) then maybe steer toward metal, wood, grays and blacks. The chairs you have could be painted black. Perhaps find an industrial table with a metal top or wood that you can age yourself. I recommend a chair height dining room table rather than a bar table, as it can serve more comfortably for both office work and parties. If you are inclined there are many ways to "age" new wood. There's a steel wool and vinegar method you can find on the Internet that my brother-in-law uses. Real aged barn wood is expensive and in high demand. He travels to rural locations for it but has to sometimes mix in new wood with his projects and the steel wool method works well in blending new fillers with the authentically aged wood. Others will chime in with great ideas and inspiration photos for you too I'm sure.

I am what I am...have you tried googling? You could do that, instead of asking this community to do such a simple thing for you. “Pearl (Matte) Nickel. Nickel is plated over a glass bead blasted surface, and then lacquered to provide a semi-gloss or flat sheen. Left uncoated, this finish is commonly used on industrial or commercial parts to provide corrosion resistance.” Satin nickel=brushed nickel. Google is your friend.