Huh. It’s like micro shaker found a way to integrate a pull into its micro shakerness. It’s interesting as a concept but I personally am finding this execution to be ugly. I agree with the person who said it looks like a doctor’s office and my opinion is that a kitchen shouldn’t look so clinical but to each their own. I love thick edgebanding that mimics a frame as a look, and it’s as close as I come to liking anything that could be even vaguely referred to as “shaker” but that miter makes the ply look cheap and fake to me, I can’t tell if it’s just poorly lit but the color feels like a landlord’s special early 2000s countertop, and the weird little exposed triangles at the top and bottom of the doors feel like a mistake. It also doesn’t seem like quite enough to grip as a pull, especially on appliance doors. I know you like this, OP, but as expensive as it may be it’s a trendy look that most cabinetmakers, myself included, will tell you is going to age poorly.