Well, Beck got a bunch more done on the kitchen cupboards and I like how they are looking. They even have a soft-closing piston action on the drawers and doors.
You can also see the travertine that we're using for the kitchen floor. We had to wipe it down and seal it so that the grout doesn't stain it.
I put the fake hinges on the garage doors today and I have to say I'm not all that impressed with the overall look. What I had originally envisioned was wood doors that looked like barn or carriage doors. Well, wood doors are a pain to maintain and I wanted something that was insulated so that narrowed things down quite a bit. Another thing I've learned while building this house is that just because you see something in the US (pop. 300 million) doesn't mean it's available in Canada (population 30 million). Also, we wanted something that matched our trim and so that narrowed things down even more. I didn't want to have to special order and pay a million dollars for doors so we went with what our local supplier had. Then in the supplier's brochure the panels actually look like there a vertical pieces of wood running through them whereas if you look at the final door it doesn't look like that at all.
To me it's kind of like the difference between solid wood mouldings and those plastic, vinyl-wrapped moudlings they used to put in mobile homes in the 80s.
That's my rant; thanks for reading.