FYI to the first answerer: Those cabinets can be purchased with solid plywood
A: Thomasville are a little better than Kraftmaid, but it is not noticable. Go for the style you like best. You can get solid wood construction on both, but most people don't care or notice the difference. I honestly have bought Kraftmaid for 2 homes
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The one we finally settled on is part of the Crosscreek cabinetry line from Kraftmaid and is called Kentfield. The cabinet is sold as a vanity base only so you need to purchase a top for it separately. It comes in 30", 36", 48" and 60 inch sizes. The one we purchased measures 36". The cabinet is made of solid wood and looks more like a piece of furniture than a standard cabinet. It has a warm brown hazelnut glaze on it and it is darker in the grooves and around the raised parts of the door and the frame. It has 2 drawers and one door and included the hardware which is a bronze color. The drawers have dovetail construction and concealed drawer glides. One drawer also comes with plastic trays inside for organizing things like cosmetics. It comes completely assembled and includes a lifetime warranty. Had my husband not purchased the top many months ago, I would have gone for a larger size cabinet in the room once I saw how much space there actually was but I would have
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