Thought about something similar for my boat, but I think almost any galley design has to provide for some kind of sliding cabinet doors for at least the first 10 or so inches above the countertop. Otherwise you have to take everything off the counter to open the cabinet. Hunter uses tinted plexi, but that's not really too attractive. I am working on a track system that will utilize a more traditional teak cabinet door frame with etched glass looking plastic inserts. I do like, and wish I had room for the big sink. I wonder if that is laminate or some kind of stone or composite? They now have really beautiful textured laminates [which require an edge] versus some kind of composite faux stone countertop [that can be coved]. The latter is more expensive, but more water and heat resistant than the laminate sheet material.
