is this for painting kitchen cabinets? i would love to have this to, we are going to start this project soon. thank you to anyone who can help me.

It's going to be awfully tight for an island. And it's a barrier island between the refrigerator and sink. Plus, there's no source of water on it, so I'm afraid you will still prep in that tiny little spot between the sink and the range. I would rather see you put the fridge on the end with the cabinet and counter in between it and the oven. That will get it nearer those who trek into the kitchen for snacks. Then shorten up the island so that it isn't in front of the fridge. Even a counter depth one is 30" deep, and you will be creating a pinch point in front of it. With the island shortened and the fridge moved down, adding a prep sink would be optional. You will still be twisting back and forth between the island and sink a lot, which isn't the greatest for your back, and you would have to have the cleanup and prep zones sharing the sink. At least the DW is on the correct side of the sink for that! As far as refacing goes, well, what you have is pretty nice looking actually. How easy it can be to reface depends on the age of what you have and what condition it's in, as well as how much DIY you plan here. If you can't DIY a good deal of this, then getting new cabinets will probably be cheaper. You can always paint what's there for sure. That's well withing most people's skill level if they just take it slow and follow the right steps. Cream cabinets and dark counters is currently quite popular. What look would you like to have for the kitchen?

We are not doing new cabinets, because we just had Quartz put in and plan on doing all upper and lower cabinets. I'm not sure if it's possible to remove Quartz to put in new cabinets, but I don't want to take the chance of damaging the Quartz. I realize we should have done cabinets first, but we didn't, so we're trying to do the next best thing. The cost is about the same. My current cabinet doors measure about 41-1/2", with crown molding about 44". Boxes would be built above my current cabinets to take it all the way to the ceiling, and then new doors would go all the way to the ceiling, with glass in the top part. This would make the door about 54" tall. I'm just wondering if this is feasible, and will we have any trouble with the doors...warping, too heavy, etc? It would look similar to this picture, except one single door, not two. This is a kitchen the designer refaced.

@HU-694292508 I feel your pain. We ordered a cabinet refacing of our kitchen and upstairs bathrooms in mid-February. They were promised in 6-8 weeks. Nine weeks out they scheduled the install for the second week of May. Two days before then, they called to move it out two more weeks. We were getting our house ready to list and the cabinet refacing was the last (and biggest/most expensive) thing left to do. The installer came on the appointed day, did the kitchen installation but discovered that the bathroom materials were never ordered. He placed the order that day but the ETA was mid-July. I was SO mad. But I was very lucky. Our installer was a nice guy who gave me numbers of some higher-ups to call (so I overlooked the HUGE mess he and his crew made). I was very polite but firm to everyone I called. A regional installation manager arranged for a custom cabinet maker to make some temporary doors/drawer for our bathrooms so we could list our house. The installer also found that a pair of cabinet doors in the kitchen had been measured wrong. He had to trim one of them to get them installed. He took the measurements for those too. No one could give me an ETA of those doors. They were ordered on 5/19. Thursday 7/22 we closed on our house. Friday 7/23 in the middle of moving out I got a call from Home Depot Installations to schedule installation of that last pair of cabinet doors. HA! I left a note for the new owners. I am so glad to be done with Home Depot and I won't buy so much as a pack of yard bags from them again.