Are these laminate?

Thanks everyone! We will live it with now. @ cloudpants and suzineedsahouse - The ideas about putting something on the bench to distract the eye is a good idea. Maybe a nice plant? @ Elements at Home - That's an awesome idea. One big door on heavy duty hinges. We'll use the drawers mostly, so we won't be opening and closing them often. I'll definitely investigate that option further. @ dohraine - Only one drawing out of the 60 or so drawings showed the position of the taps in correlation to the doors. But, on paper the difference really wasn't that noticeable. The bench is Caesarstone. The pictures are a week or two old so the filing is all complete now (or it should be, I haven't seen photos of the interior in a while). I'm not sure just replacing the Caesarstone and sinks is a viable option.

Looks like it will function well. I guess my thoughts are; if this is what you can get for the total cost of $8,500 then what other options can they provide you with? I feel like, that is a lot of money for what you are getting... so what other styles/storage/layout options can you get for $8,500? Any way I have also provided some great pic options that would also work well.. if not, better? What are your thoughts? Regards Hayley

Is it a wood laminate , or formica or those plastics ? Some will paint up better than others . POSSIBLY , painting the cabinets themselves in a white , but leaving the doors as they are , may work -- theres too much wood look there . And I'd redo the tiles -- even if redoing in 5 years , I'd spend the $500 or less and redo , regrout , etc . Possibly try removing the grout and re-doing in white for a more modern look , but only from a distance haha -- personally I'd go for full tile replacement .