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Cabinets are in!

Laundry room
One bottom cabinet is a pullout for dog food and the recycling tub. The other one has a shelf. 
The kitchen!!! I'm in love with my pantry!
Ta Da!!!
Built in for microwave. 
Every sink as one of these. 
Book shelves at the end of the island.  
Lazy Susan. I have three. One in corner by stove and the other two are top and bottom  corner cabinets on the other side. 
Master bathroom. 
Pullout drawer that will have a plug in the back or hair dryer, curling iron, razors, and anything else that might plug in. 
Linen cabinet in master bath. It separates sink from toilet. There are also cabinets above the toilet. 
Guest bath. 












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