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[quote=Anonymous][quote] For a small kitchen, I would absolutely splurge on higher end custom cabinets. I squeezed a lot more out of my small space by having custom products made than settling for standard sizes. But did use plywood boxes as I needed frameless to maximize storage space. Not as sturdy but the ease of use and space was worth the trade off. [/quote] We elected not to combine our kitchen and dining room in our DC row house and got custom wood cabinets. The design functionality of custom was worth it; I have a huge amount of storage. We did tiger maple with a warm cherry finish so the wood looks "satin-like" from the tiger maple grain. It was pricey but it was worth it and has held up extremely well for 15 years. I had done white wood cabinets from cabinet discounters before in a prior house renovation and while I love white kitchens, I found that the white finish chipped and wore down quickly on the most heavily-used drawers and cabinets (silverware and glasses, e.g.). [/quote]
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