Melissa, We got our doors through the cabinetmaker we had modify some of our cabinets before re-staining. He had samples of some of the cabinet styles so we could see the quality of the product. Our cabinet boxes were good, but we wanted better doors with more detail than the originals. We have partial overlay (space between the doors) like yours, so it can be done. You can get the new doors drilled with pockets for the hidden hinges. Since you're painting them, just patch the holes in the cabinet boxes from the previous exposed hinges. We ended up installing our own doors, drawers, hinges, and hardware, but that's something the cabinetmaker would do for you. There are several sources for doors. You should be able to check them out online. Keep in mind shipping costs, so a supplier near you may be more economical. Your cabinets are oak. To get a smooth paint finish, the grain will need to be filled and sanded down which takes extra time (and time = money). You might ask the painter the price difference between prepping and painting your existing oak doors and new, paint grade doors of a different, smooth wood (such as maple). You could also change some doors to glass fronts if you were so inclined if you were to replace the doors. Just remember to take your time and check out all your options. Below are before and after pictures of our new doors.

I just had our cabinet doors replaced on our wood cabinets by a local cabinet maker. He stain matched them to our existing wood. Additionally, we switched the hinges to blum compact hinges which allowed us to get a more full overlay affect and not see as much of the face frame. I also changed a few of the doors to glass. And removed 2 upper cabinets to open up the space a little bit. Just doing this update has completely transformed the kitchen and it looks like I got new cabinets! I am very happy with how it turned out and it looks much more modern (my original cabinets were built custom to the house in 1982). Plus, the cost for doors, hinges, and new drawers and drawer fronts came to about 2,500 from a local cabinet maker. And these are quality wood doors that go with our existing very sturdy wood cabinet frames. This is significantly less than I would have paid for new cabinets which I could not afford. Also, by not changing the stain I saved myself the cost of refinishing. Costs were very important to me and my husband, but it might not be for you. I can take some photos later this evening if you are curious to see the difference it has made! The original floor, counter, and appliances are still in the kitchen. I know changing these out will update the kitchen even further. I know other people might have ripped out the dated cabinets and put new ones in, but both me and my husband did not like the idea destroying the existing cabinets that were in good shape.

You might proceed with Barkers cautiously. We live about 30 minutes from the Barker factory. I visited in person and talked to them. We were going to buy Barker and support a local business. Just before we pulled the trigger on an order someone here had a total nightmare of a Barker experience. It was bad enough that I remember the Barker guy actually engaged in commenting on the thread and it all went south. I can't find that thread. I wonder if it was deleted. Anyway. That's when we went with Ikea because it was familiar and felt like the safest choice. eta: Also, it's my understanding that installing ikea is much easier since you're leveling on a rail and not setting direclty on a floor that might be out of level. There's a lot of labor involved if you have to level out a floor before you install cabs on it.

Did you purchase these cabinets or were they already in the home? If you purchased them just go the place you bought them, they should be able to help. If they were already there, take a picture of the kitchen and a door to a place that sells kraftmaid. When you go to order them have measurements of the cabinets , it is much easier to order when you have the cabinet measurements as opposed to the door/ drawer measurements. You will also need the drawer placement ex. Top,bottom etc.