All the JSI RTA Cabinets I put in had "Made in Vietnam" stickers. This was late 2020. Two doors were warped and two doors of a mismatched chamfer, but Walcraft is great at sending replacements. I have issues with their assembly style, (you have to get your angle bracket screws dead centered with no pre-drill to keep them square) most seemed to be decent quality, but a bit of slop in the tolerances took a bit of extra finagling to assemble a few of the cabinets properly. PS - love the ~1/2" plywood backs, made it easy to put way too many screws into the studs!

Hi Megma, Chris Russell made cabinets for my neighbor's kitchen. We were going to use him to put in new cabinets in our own kitchen. Instead we decided to keep the cabs we have. The reason I know he is so easy going is she raves about Chris Russell. My neighbor's kitchen is amazing. There is a curved counter, detailed drawers, doors, molding... Not sure if there is a website or not. I do have a cell phone number on his card. (978) 337-2902 And another kitchen GC closer to where I live Christopher Cahill (603) 465-7124 I think they work together on large projects. Not sure. I do not know Chris Cahill but have heard good things. And a third company but this one is NH 603)525-6687 D. Huntington I believe they work on the coastal towns like New Castle, Rye and the Lakes Region too. I have no idea what they are like but I have heard they create kitchens for the wealthy & famous... Sununu, Steven Tyler, Umma Thurman, woodwork in the State Capital of NH, Adam Sandler,... I think Chris Russell is probably the best best. I hope it works out. ~boxerpups

Dark photo of super white on a white island right after counter installed in my kitchen. Don't give up on the super white. I looked at 5 different slabs before I found one that would work for us. It really varies from a med/dark gray to a swirly white & light gray. Eventually I started calling the fabricators and asking about their super white. If I got someone knowledgeable they would describe it and send a photo. Be very specific about what you want - I wanted it to have some white but nice contrast so the very gray and swirly white/light gray didn't work. The slab we found also has some areas that are almost peach (it is very light, just an accent tone in the background) that I loved with our red birch perimeter cabinets. The stone is called by many names - supreme white, white princess, white fantasy - but asking for white quartzite and sharing some of the names got me the stuff I wanted. Note - I still went to look at the slabs even if the photos were a little off - often they look lighter and whiter in person. Here is a link to the photos I collected on quartzite slabs in my area (Boston) so you can see how different they can be. http://s932.photobucket.com/albums/ad166/sparklekitty_kitchen/White%20Quartzite%20or%20Granite%20Slabs/ The last two are of the slab we purchased. Note that the 2nd photo was from the fabricator and it shows the slab darker than it is in person. I have also included a link to my recent posting with all the photos of the counter installed. Again the photos are dark, but I am very happy. The paint color is BM Dove Wing, but we also considered BM white dove. Here is a link that might be useful: Photos of superwhite with white island

My daughter used the IKEA Bodarp green kitchen units for her new open plan kitchen extension and sourced some wooden terrazzo worktops, ply handles and oak slats panels to go round the peninsular. Looked amazing when completed. Here are some photos taken during the completion of it.