Maplecraft. They have some gorgeous laminates and acrylics. The link is below. Best of luck! Their prices are reasonable and they make any size you want.

Here is a link that might be useful: Maple Craft Acrylic

Cherry can be very modern. I'm not sure I'd downgrade that and jump on the all too common pop bandwagon of gray. It lacks the staying power of natural wood. It's like giving up Princess Grace for Anna Nicole Smith.

Thanks for the replies. Maplecraft seems like a great option - thanks for the tip!

I looked at the cabinetry more closely and the doors and drawer faces are actually laminate or foil, while the boxes are wood. Makes me feel less guilty about changing them (and while I am sure Cherry can be a modern color, it just doesn't go with the palette in my home). Welcome any other options that may be out there!

Most Euro doors will be laminate. Or thermofoil. That's what's normal for the frameless upper end makers. The boxes are also usually maple look laminate particle board as well. There's absolutely nothing wrong with that construction. Just don't expect any wood replacements to be an "improvement". They're not.

Show us some pictures of what exists, and of your inspiration.

This is a pic of one of the cabinet banks in the kitchen that shows the color palette pretty well.

This is the pic of the inspiration...

I really like what's there. I do think that just changing out the countertops would work to update the look. A white marble lookalike like CambriaTorquay, or maybe a white white quartz. You're not going to get your inspiration picture without changing out a lot more than just the cabinet doors. Floors, counters, lighting, and, especially, the architecture are just wrong to be able to achieve that.

You can work with what you have to get a warm zen modern look, and it would be fabulous. Or, you can rip out the whole kitchen and start over to get the cold gray look, and spend a lot more money. Are you prepared for the extensive changes and budgetary expenditure that your inspiration demands?

I'm going to try and encourage you to keep the cabs and work with them, they might surprise you! What you've shown is so pretty, has a modern look/feel, and I think it can look more in line with what you're liking even though they are not white or gray.

Have you considered paint colors and countertops? Do you absolutely dislike the color, or is the contrast w/the walls and the dark of dark cabs/dark counters?

Otherwise I don't have a specific supplier recommendation; my advice would be to find a local carpenter who can make you exactly what you want to fit the custom sizes etc.

Jdesign:

I would like more info on the doors that you are showing, I am assuming these are acrylic, so there is a banding? Or are they truly polished (or matte) lacquered?

What is the country of origin?

They are not Acrylic. They are painted.