I do not have either Medallion Silverline or Cliq Studios, I say that as a caveat.
I recently went through a similar exercise for my cabinet selection process, my goal was frameless full overlay or frameless with slab doors and drawer fronts- I have a slightly modern aesthetic. I evaluated 5 companies; Medallion(can't recall which line), DesignCraft(frameless made by Medallion's parent company Elkay AKA Innermost, Dynasty, Brookhaven, and custom.
If I evaluated only the spec sheets, I would have gone with Dynasty and been unhappy. I learned that in addition to evaluating the specs, you need to evaluate the offerings. Dynasty could only offer my a top drawer with a 3.5 inch depth, this is the depth of the bottom of the drawer box to the bottom of the frame rail. This is different from the depth of the drawer box itself. If I put a tiered spice rack in that drawer my favorite brand of spices(Simply Organic) would not fit. The depth of all their drawers became a non-starter for me. They wasted alot of space that I couldn't afford to waste. I urge you to go further into the details before you make a choice.

I am also leaning toward Cliq Studios, everything I have read seems favorable....one post on here does not give good ratings but not sure it is a real posting. I am hoping that someone give some info on Cliq!!

Bump for more input from people that have first hand experience

My Cliq quote is coming at almost 3x the original quick quote estimate. About $430 a running foot for their least expensive door. Can I get a better quality cabinet for this price? I wish the painted doors weren't so matte. Do the Home Depot and Lowes cabinets cost around this for a decent quality? Was going to use the IKEA Bodbyn. Thought these were a little more from the initial quote, but they are coming in at 3x the price. Not sure if they are worth the difference. Had wanted a 27" sink cabinet and a narrower spice pull out, and fancier toe kicks which IKEA doesn't make but not willing to pay 4 grand for them.

Lots of good experiences with IKEA on this forum. If I had comparable pricing from an online seller or IKEA I would go with IKEA. I think it is a safer bet in quality wise. When we were pricing cabinets Medallion was very competitive (among box and other stores, didn’t price IKEA). It is what is in our current kitchen and has held up well for 10+ years. Medallion is sold under a different name at one of the big stores (HD? Lowe’s? Not sure). We priced ours at Menards and a local kitchen place and both were comparable.