There are lots more; go to AJMadison.com. They have a great search function!

I am considering the Kitchen Aid Architect series KFCO22EVBL, which runs between $2300-2600-ish. It looks to be one of the larger models available, w/ more of that space devoted to refrig space than some of the other models.

I'm running out the door, otherwise I'd link to it--sorry!

I'm not sure if this applies to you but we just finished our kitchen. Originally we had the Kitchen Aid, french door, panel ready frig. When it was installed it stuck out like a sore thumb. The sides of the frig are black and my cabinets are white. The panels add an extra 3/4 of an inch to the already 4 or so inches beyond the cabinets and it did not look built in at all. Buying the panels was a waste of money. My kitchen designer (from the cabinet company) should have explained to me that a cabinet depth will not look built in unless you build the cabinets around it ( which in my case we were not able to do). We were able to swap it out for a Viking built in with panels. The Viking is a top frig, bottom freezer. I love it so much more than the french door cabinet depth. I have not found that the storage is a problem. And the look of it is 100 x better than the cabinet depth looked. I know a lot of people on this forum have cabinet depths that look built in but I think they may have had their cabinets built around it to look that way.

I forgot to add that Viking had $500 rebate on their built in refrig. I'm not sure if it is still available.

Coll4, you're absolutely right. Your kitchen designer definitely should have told you that in order for a less expensive cabinet depth fridge to actually be cabinet depth, the depth of the cabinets surrounding it must be increased. On AjMadison,when you search for cabinet depth, you'll notice that some more expensive CD fridges are 24", like your Viking (looks great, too!) and other less expensive ones are 27" and up. This is why we must be wise consumers and use GW.

Thank you all for the advice! Much appreciated. We freed up some $ in our budget, so we might be able to go with a built-in, but I may see if we can build our cabinetry around a cabinet depth model to get close to the same look.