Modern Shaker Kitchen

Gorgeous...love this look. Great details. Especially down to the mitered pull-out counter top.

Hi Chris. Thank you for the encouraging words! Your work is truly inspiring! Cheers, Ken.

Hey Ken the kitchen looks really nice. As a one man operation myself I can appreciate the amount of work you put doing a kitchen like this and with very good results.

Thanks Tom.

Hi Ken. Wow beaded inset and you're a one man show. That's a lot of work and you pulled it off so well!

That's a really nice kitchen, especially for a 1 man crew! Only thing I dislike is how you notched the backside of the styles on the doors for the pull out cabinet. Why didn't you just reduce the size of the drawers and build up blocking to keep them narrower? And what are the squares on the front of the db's? Bumpers? Nice work.

Thank you for your comments gentlemen! Bill, those notches were a sore spot for me as well! I'm sure many of us suffer from an occasional "oop's" moment. The client graciously accepted my suggestion to remedy on-site so as not to have to rebuild the slide-out shelves. Cheer's, Ken.

Very nice! I am even more impressed that you did it yourself!

I would say incredible, but that's too weak a work. Amazing!

Ken
regarding the notch in the doors, one way I would fix this in the past is to use the 165 degress european hinges. If it bothers you, it could be done now by taking the doors back to your shop, fill the notches, and install the hinges between the rollouts. I have found that little things like this go a long way with the customer (future referrals, etc.)
Good luck.
Brian

Thank you all for your comment's. As I pointed out earlier, the situation was rectified on site and to the client's total satisfaction. Cheer's, Ken.