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[quote=Anonymous]You typically want plywood or MDF boxes and solid wood veneers on doors because solid wood is subject to warping through steam and other kitchen activities. This is what I've heard, I can't say I know firsthand. You'll see this a million times on this forum but unless you're going high end custom, your best bet is Ikea plus one of the special door vendors. The choices between those price points aren't that titillating and require waits. If you do want to splurge, work with a carpenter on an entirely custom design. Aside from cabinetry there are other ways to splurge on your kitchen. 1) high end appliances are $$$, plus paneling them if you choose 2) solid brass faucet and door knobs and handles, plated in whatever finish you want 3) high end countertop definitely looks expensive - special granite, marble, quartzite, soapstone 4) luxe pendant lighting To me kitchen is foremost about function. If you need to spend money relocating sinks and stoves then do so. Even a midrange ikea kitchen with layered lighting, nice appliances and pretty countertop, plus accessories (towel, utensil containers) will look very lovely. Plus nice appliances and solid faucet/knobs are a joy to touch and use daily. [/quote]
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