I have no idea but 3 colors of cabinets is IMO 1 too many and maybe [post the pics of the choices here since going back and forth to Ikea is really a PITA.

Thank you, Verbo, for explaining why almost no businesses were selling slab-style glass-ready doors! Fortunately, it looks like some "shaker-style" glass ready doors look fine with solid slab doors, unlike Ikea's Axstad doors.

Patricia Colwell, I understand that three colors of cabinets is too many for most people. I happen to love the Piet Mondrian-inspired color block look, although I prefer muted to bold primary Mondrian-style colors. The good thing about Ikea kitchens - I hope - is that if I decide down the road that I don't like all those colors, I can always change some doors to get a more traditional-looking kitchen with only one or two colors of cabinets.

Would love to see the final product, Louise. I also love the color block look and am trying to figure out how to do so.

Leah, I ultimated used Axstad navy blue on the perimeter base cabinets and the island cabinets, and a mix of white and navy blue Axstad on the perimeter wall cabinets, plus a few white open shelves. With Ikea frames, I can always get creative in the future. I can't find a photo of the finished kitchen, but here's a photo of the kitchen in process..

Louise, what countertop did you end up using? Is it the thin Dekton?

Thanks!

Sandra, I ultimately used a new Corian that looks like marble or quartz. Corian weighs about 1/4 as much as quartz or granite, plus it is easier to install (and the dust does less damage to the installers' lungs) than quartz. I told the installers not to add the edges that make it look 1.5" thick, so iI have a thin 1/2" countertop, which looks more European and contemporary. I am sure it costs less than Dekton, too!