The JSI factory is in Fall River MA. The address is: 485 Commerce Drive, Fall River, MA 02720 All of the displays are there and the cabinets are really lovely. However, they don't have full-extension drawers and only self-close not soft close. The drawers close hard/load. I was working with Stacey at Woodlist.com. He got me an appointment to see them. Their site also has a good list of the cabinets and trims available with sketches. The price point is higher than Nieghbors, but Stacey said that was flexible. Their link is below. I also went and saw the Kabinart cabinets that are available from mfkusa.com. They are great! There are lots of choices in doors, colors, cabinets and trim. The construction is top notch. The price is comparable to the JSI line. Has any one used the Kraftmaid cabinet buyer that goes to the warehouse for you? Here is a link that might be useful: Woodlist cabinets

The Cook's Kitchen Since you know US lines well, can you comment on (or rank) the quality of these lower priced frameless cabinet companies? Thomasville Nouveau at Home Depot (which I believe you said is really Diamond) , Modica at Lowe's, HDI Euro Style https://hdicabinetry.com/euro-series , and IKEA. We want frameless and contemporary but just can't justify the big bucks for some of the pricier frameless lines. I guess my question is really whether there truly is a difference in quality among the lower priced, frameless cabinet companies. Thanks.

@ qwert - The reviews are overall good on Amazon and Home Depot. I tried looking for reviews posted from homeowners a few years after installation to determine long-term feedback, and there is only the odd frew. The most common issue with any mirror and a mirrored cabient is desilvering, which will occur over time after installation if the quality is poor. My two cents is, if you are investing in a mirrored cabinet check the warranty with the manufacturer and their quality of customer service. This way there is no risk if they have a good warranty and excellent customer service. Good luck!

I'm looking at white oak with one of the lighter grey stains @MA Scag - I would not have the beautiful white oak and then put a grey stain on it. You might as well then not spend the money for white oak. The whole point of spending extra on white oak is due to its appearance. Remove the grey stain from your choice. Or, if you really want grey cabinetry, then don't get white oak and instead choose one of the painted grey finishes. See @Sammy's comment above which has a link to @Suzanne Brown's beautiful Shiloh kitchen with grey painted cabinets.