Cherry tree turned into kitchen

This is a very special kitchen for me, this was a large project including installing an RSJ removing a concrete arch reclaim flooring from elsewhere, removing a concrete floor, incorporating new floor to existing with underfloor heating, making and installing identical copies of arts and craft joinery including door frames pillar frames skirting board, picture rails and fire place, extractor housing, window boards, creating a semi vaulted ceiling to hide the RSJ new window to look similar to existing but with double glazing, moving doorways, then finally making from scratch a truly bespoke kitchen using perfect divisions for cupboards, not standard sizes. the kitchen was made from a dead cherry tree which chopped down, had sawn into boards and then seasoned for 4 years.
I made the worktop from French oak using a dutch mitre commonly use in decorative flooring. the knobs where turned from cherry also and the customer painted the furniture but when opened the doors reveal the cherry which has interesting figuring, splits and knots.