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I LOVE glass front doors, because I LOVE light!! I just have a single full light front door with micro mini's between the glass. Love that I can regulate light and/or have privacy. There are so many options available for glass doors. Everything from very contemporary to art deco, to leaded, to stained. My vote is to go with the double doors. My 36" door was an issue when I bought a new refrigerator, so would have been so simple with double door, plus less banging up of woodwork when other things are moved in and out. The delivery people had to take the handles off to get it in!

My understanding is many motorized treatments are battery driven - just make sure the ones you buy are the rechargeable kind. Also nice if the remote has a few 'favorite' settings, like for top down-bottom up to go to a specific point.

Still doesn’t matter. Your contractor (and plumber) will have read the instructions for any built- in appliances you purchase, and will install the appliances according to the brand’s instructions. My contractor had me send him, in advance, the specs for all of our appliances…Bosch dishwasher, Thermador rangetop, Miele wall ovens, and SZ fridge. All I had to do was ask the independent appliance dealer for them, and pass them on to the GC. Only the Miele ovens were not installed by the GC, as Miele uses their own certified installers. Electric wall ovens vent heat out the front (top) of the unit. As for the stacked washer and dryer, DH and I went back and forth as to whether to encase them, or not. In the end, we decided not to. For one thing, should a repair mean moving the stacked units out, it would be easier, less cumbersome to do as a free standing stack. Secondly, they’re nice looking front loaders (Electrolux), and well, they’re in the laundry room, not in the public area.