my clients have selected ...Andersen PVC clad Woodwright Against your better judgement?? The only manufacturer I've bought more than one set of windows from now makes only vinyl and vinyl clad. (Used to make aluminum clad.) The last custom I built, the owners went vinyl. Couldn't resist the savings. (And I learned my opinion when it differed from theirs was not worth expressing.) What will happen to the probably finger-jointed wood frames once the "maintenance free" vinyl goes brittle?

I like the way this house is finished with simple cove crown molding. I like that the molding is white, but the door is stained wood. Where the ceiling is slanted they omitted the crown molding; much cleaner look for that area. The base molding is quite generous.

Wrong? You can paint the interior of your house any color you want! Did you try searching Houzz photos for some examples? Took 30 seconds to find these!

I have had a really busy week and didn't look at Houzz. Hope what I have to say isn't too late for your decision deadline. When deciding on cabinet color you want to choose something that works with the counter you are choosing and works with your overall color palette. Pure White is one of my favorites for cabinets because it is just slightly warm and doesn't limit your other choices as much as either Extra White (more cool / gray) or Alabaster (warmer/ more yellow) If you knew you loved fall colors, warm gold, greens and burnt oranges, I would say Alabaster would work better with the overall palette. That is not what I am hearing from you and not what I am seeing with your other finishes and flooring choice. I think Pure White (left) is much prettier with your flooring than Alabaster. I think Pure White is prettier with Taj Mahal than Alabaster. Pure white will be easier to work with than Alabaster as you make other color decisions for your home. Here is a picture of Taj Mahal with Alabaster and yellow walls. It is a lovely combination. I think pure white would have been too white with the yellow walls and golden floors and may have felt stark, too modern. This is a kitchen with Taj Mahal counters and "Pure White" cabinets. Not specifying SW Pure white, but what I would expect Pure White to appear next to Taj Mahal.