Love my LG Vitara Rococo. It's very easy to live with, cleans easy, never a stain, it's neither too shiny or matte. Movement is not too much but I don't have a huge kitchen. My cabinets are a blue grey and my backsplash is tongue and Grove wood painted the same color as the cabinets, with French iron hardware. My home has Satillo tile laid on the diagonal throughout. It's sort of a English/ French farmhouse that's not crisp and new looking. It's lived in, homey, full of antiques that I love and tons of books. It's set back off the street on 6 acres with a gravel drive. The Rococo works with anything! I used a simple straight eased edge. I would not worry about the movement. It just blends.

This was a reveal from last May. Not sure if these cabs are as warm as yours will be, but she did use Rococo. Beautiful kitchen. http://ths.gardenweb.com/discussions/3065901/kitchen-reveal-scherrs-rta?n=67

We are in the process of selecting our kitchen countertops and I prefer the Brushed Clarino as apposed to the Polished but I am concerned about the durability, staining, and need for more maintenance. Has anyone gotten this product in the brushed version, if so what are your comments. Thank you!

Hi dmac, cabinet paint is Sherwin Williams matched to Benjamin more’s white dove OC-17, pendant lights were from bellacor, barstools are from restoration hardware (they weren’t expensive though), subway tile is daltile rittenhouse in arctic white.