Agree with Judy that the mirror should be the same color as vanity and side med cab should be the same color as the walls. Just be sure to get a satin or semigloss in the same color as the walls to paint the cabinet. Be sure to do proper prep to take the gloss off of all items before painting, use a primer, too. Top coat will stick better, be less likely to chip.

We have a small bathroom and installed a 36 inch cabinet from Shiloh in September 2020. Shaker inset doors. Its pretty and seems like good construction. This past Feb 2021, When we went shopping for kitchen cabinets, we decided to go with Starmark. It was less expensive than the Shiloh quote. Coincidentally our neighbor installed Shiloh in their kitchen 3 years ago and when we looked at them now, the paint was rubbing off in high traffic surface areas more than I expected which I was worried about so that sealed the deal to go with Starmark. We are in process of installing the Starmark cabinets and they look gorgeous! The contractor we hired to install them likes them. He complained about the back being thin but honestly we didn't select that upgrade. Full overlay shaker. Messy pictures but it's all I have for now.

We love Swiss Coffee and Natural Cream, and with that tone of wood, you can’t go wrong with either. And honestly, the slab you choose for your counters and the type of backsplash you choose can greatly impact your cabinets. White kitchens aren’t ever going out of style, but choosing the right paint can feel overwhelming, especially when white wasn’t on your shortlist for cabinet colors. We have a post with our favorite white kitchen cabinet paint colors if that helps you narrow down your choice, but in the meantime, rest assured that any of those samples you have will be a beautiful white for your kitchen cabinets.

Since I was asked to post... None of what the OP wants is really that confusing... A cabinet gable is just a cabinet cover panel. The nomenclature is a remnant of carpenter constructed cabinets rather than production and most cabinet makers should know what cabinet gables are. However, @MGdecor, cabinet gables are not integrated end panels, they are cover panels. --- Yes, it is quite easy to have gables (cover panels), rather than integrated end panels, and still have the door cover the gable. It is done all the time and is not that hard, but it may change the hinge. You can choose to use a hinge for a thicker door, an offset hinge, or simply use a full overlay hinge in a frameless cabinet. A cabinetmaker who calls cover panels, "gables" is probably capable of pulling off the hinge as someone they likely learned their skill from a carpenter. --- You are saying "full overlay" but showing a picture of frameless, so I am not exactly sure what your KD is suggesting with the inset. On the left you have full overlay, on the right you have frameless... Regardless of which one you have, I am struggling to picture inset as a contemporary option. Below is a picture of a frameless inset slab(ish) cabinets and to me it screams classic farmhouse. I don't think a thicker face frame is going to yield a more contemporary cabinet. However, I am not a designer and your designer may have some spectacular vision. --- Since you were asking about doors to go over the cover panels, You can also have doors that are taller and cover the light rail.