Lovely kitchen in the making but that light fixture for over the table is just too too much. Will you need pendants over the island?

There are all kinds of high-end finishes that can be done with covering wood holes, and it usually involves an artistic level of painting with multiple colors to match the grain in a faux-painting style. For just a solid color, there's not much you can do to hide it if you are just going to do a wood filler.

If the contractor & client had previously agreed in hardware placement, but the contractor installed it wrong, it is customary for the contractor to fix his mistake at their expense. Mistakes happen, how they are fixed is what matters Here's some solutions to work out with your installer. You are the client, so pick what you want. Get new drawer fronts- redo Many cabinet companies offer drawer door replacements for this type of install mistakes. or Get hardware that can cover mis-drill. Cups or Get a backplate behind the pulls to cover the hole. Hope that helps :)

I'm coming in late, but here are my thoughts: - To answer the original question, I'd go with just one glass-front cabinet, and I'd make it the corner angled cabinet. - As others have said, the aisle behind the island stools is too narrow. Additionally, you're going to have a table within arm's reach, so island seating isn't needed. I'd do away with the island stools altogether and have a deeper island with cabinets opening on two sides. - I would like to see a larger window over the sink /would give up some upper cabinet space to get that larger window. - Yes to drawers instead of pull-outs. - I would go with a Super Susan in the corner /I'd store pots and pans in it. - This kitchen isn't all that big. I'd downsize the range to 30" to get a little more cabinet space. - I'd store spices in the upper cabinet to the right of the cooktop. - Is that a bump-out on an exterior wall for the refrigerator? This will be expensive. And then you'll need to run water to that area so you can have an ice maker. Though this goes against what I said a moment ago, I'd bring the refrigerator into the "L" (though that isn't ideal) and to with a pantry (which wouldn't require the bump-out) in the refrigerator's current spot.