Beekeeperswife, you and tyguy have waved the magic wand and reinstated domestic bliss within my abode. I heard back from Miele: " For your G2141 - Please call Miele Parts Dept @ 800-999-1360 to place an order an "H" bracket part# 4993262 @ a cost of 36.49 (This bracket will hold your wooden panel to hang on the outer door) And 6 screws part# 4932511 @ 1.46 ea." I'm sure the cabinetmaker can fashion a solution similar to what you suggested so it looks like we have a plan. I never thought I'd get out of this situation for around $50. Thanks!!

We ordered replacement doors for our island from Barker Cabinet Doors Online: http://www.barkerdoor.com/ It was a simple process. We just measured our existing doors and ordered the style we wanted. They arrived quickly. (They advertise 6-8 business days, and I think they were right on.) We installed the doors with hidden hinges. If we had it to do again, we would have bought the hidden hinges from them and had them drill the holes. But they're all installed now and look beautiful.

Melissa, We got our doors through the cabinetmaker we had modify some of our cabinets before re-staining. He had samples of some of the cabinet styles so we could see the quality of the product. Our cabinet boxes were good, but we wanted better doors with more detail than the originals. We have partial overlay (space between the doors) like yours, so it can be done. You can get the new doors drilled with pockets for the hidden hinges. Since you're painting them, just patch the holes in the cabinet boxes from the previous exposed hinges. We ended up installing our own doors, drawers, hinges, and hardware, but that's something the cabinetmaker would do for you. There are several sources for doors. You should be able to check them out online. Keep in mind shipping costs, so a supplier near you may be more economical. Your cabinets are oak. To get a smooth paint finish, the grain will need to be filled and sanded down which takes extra time (and time = money). You might ask the painter the price difference between prepping and painting your existing oak doors and new, paint grade doors of a different, smooth wood (such as maple). You could also change some doors to glass fronts if you were so inclined if you were to replace the doors. Just remember to take your time and check out all your options. Below are before and after pictures of our new doors.

Take one of your doors or drawer fronts off, go to a custom cabinet shop and show them the doors and tell them what is going on. They may be able to help you by either making some more doors or directing you to the place that made them. You might have to visit a few but I feel sure someone will be able to help you. It is not an incredibly complicated profile but still probably cheaper to get the name of the company than have someone make them. Having said all that, you can file a small claims case and get some resolution. That is what it is for and frankly the judge will probably compel them to tell you and give you some money. Get three estimates from people to completely fix all their work when you sue, make sure they document the problems. Sue for the middle estimate. Odds are they will be falling over themselves to resolve the problem, since you can attach to the assets of the business once you have a judgement. If you get a judgement, file an action to seize his tools for auction (you probably will not succeed but it costs like 50 bucks, and will scare the hell out of him). You will get the results you want very fast.