13" door. Same drilling distance for hinge cup. 150-165° for the main hinges, pie corner hinge for the other. The plates for the pie cut are located different distance.

The OP stated, they are a new homeowner and are looking for paint color to update on the cheap. So telling her everything has to go does not help. I like the gray color suggested by Live Wire Oak. That color really updates the space and looks modern. To be honest, IMHO, the counter and backsplash are neutral and blend nicely. I do not find your kitchen offensive, at all. The cabinets are darker walnut color which I like, and not an orange color. The cabinets, counter and backsplash appear to be in good shape. So paint the walls and buy some accessories on the cheap (check out houzz photos for accesory ideas), and enjoy your updated kitchen for many years. I agree a cheap option is to replace the cabinet handles and knobs with something more sleek and modern. My preference is satin chrome color.

Hi there Richard! I did end up with the pull out cabinet next to the dishwasher. But I went with the lazy Susan next to the range. I’ll try to include some pictures of the pull out cabinet so you can see the clearance. Unfortunately I do not have my dishwasher yet because of manufacturing delays. So I can’t speak to the functionality first hand yet, but I am confident it will work for my kitchen. The pull out cabinet has a 2” filler piece next to the door and then another 2” filler strip jutting out towards the dishwasher. This will allow room for both the cabinet door and dishwasher door to fully open (not at the same time of course). I will have a small (1” projection) knob on the cabinet door. I ordered a Bosch dishwasher with integrated handle so it won’t stick out too far and does not need to be installed too far in front of the cabinets because Bosch does not vent out the front of the DW like some other brands. For reference in the photos, the countertop over where the dishwasher will go measures 25.5” from the wall. One downside I predict in my small kitchen is not being able to unload the dishwasher directly into the drawers since the drawers will be our main storage. This was something another user here pointed out to me. However, my options were limited in this small space and I decided I don’t mind moving dishes to the counter first (they are never dry with my other more expensive DW anyway). I picked the lazy Susan next to the range instead of the pull out for a few reasons: A. I didn’t know the depth of the range I would get so it was a safer choice for door clearance. B. My ikea had limited stock when I was ordering and this ended up our best configuration because we could squeeze in an extra cabinet on the long wall using lazy Susan instead of the pull out cabinet. I haven’t used them a ton yet as we don’t have appliances yet and are still working on finishing up the project, so haven’t been cooking etc., but I am impressed with the functionality of both corner cabinets. I’ll include a picture of the lazy Susan in the other corner too. The range will go next to it but we’re waiting on that still too. No clearance concerns with the lazy susan. Sorry for all the mess! Does that help? Let me know if you have any questions!

8’ ceilings are too low for stacked cabinets. They’d just make the ceiling look shorter, and the cabinets under the stack will look stubby. I have 8’ celings, and went through this process with my designer. My previous home had a U shaped kitchen. Very efficient setup! Tons of cabinets, and counterspace. I will say, I really disliked my upper corner cabs. Just so awkward to use. As @vinmarks suggested, I’d install a straight line of cabinets to the sink wall, and forgo the corner. A big no, to open shelving….at the sink, or anywhere, for that matter. Had open shelves on either side of the sink in my former home. The dust and grime that accumulated was disgusting. It was a constant battle to keep the shelves…and anything on them, clean. Got rid of them when we did a modest update of that kitchen.