Been working on this project for over a year ... it did include a complete gut of the entire room but it still took a while. The inset doors are not perfect but it was great practice for the kitchen cabinets in my near future.
The counter top for the sink is quartersawn oak with an epoxy finish. The plan is to build mud room type cabinets in this room as well.
A few firsts for me during this project:
1) Inset Doors - I had to do a lot of custom fitting, with overlay hinges this is not fun, love the look but the hinges have no margin for error. The looks is amazing but I would limit this to a show piece cabinet or two.
2) Two part Epoxy for the sink counter top, love the durability of this.
3) Sherwin Williams Urethane Enamel (brushed) - French Gray. $90 + a gallon, it was good. I do think BM advance levels better.
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