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Plumbing Pipes and Cabinets

The plumber came up this week and started putting the pipes in the walls. The picture below is the laundry room. 
This pipe goes out the roof.
The master bath. The plumber is going to have to move the pipe for the sink on the left over. He thought that was the end of the wall, but it's a pocket door and there is another foot of wall.
The guest bathtub.
I was finally able to get a picture of the back of the house. The framing crew's trailer has been in the way. It's very similar to the front. eventually there will be a screened porch off the master bedroom (the small doorway).
I met with the cabinet man yesterday. He has done cabinet work for my dad for over 20 years and become a family friend. He is going to make me amazing custom cabinets! Every cabinet in the kitchen will have pull out shelves! I will have spice drawers by the stove and deep drawers with compartments for trays and platters. He is making a pull out recycling/ dog food cabinet in the laundry room and putting cabinets above the toilets in the bathroom for extra storage. 
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