Toronto Cabinet Maker That Designs, Builds And Installs

Kitchen & Bath is a cabinet maker and renovation company in one: the same in-house expert team designs your Toronto kitchen, builds the cabinetry and installs it, with no subcontractors. We build affordable kitchens and luxury showpieces in the same shop, and our design, build and installation services all run under one roof. So measurements taken at home match the cabinets that arrive on installation day.

That structure matters more with cabinets than with almost any other part of a kitchen renovation. When the company that measured your walls also builds and installs them, an out-of-square wall never becomes someone else’s problem. Our designers work closely with you on every project, one reason Toronto homeowners treat this company as a trusted partner and have made us a HomeStars “Best of” award winner 7 years in a row.

As a Blum hardware partner, our hinges and slides are built for decades of daily use. Whether you are in North York, Mississauga or downtown Toronto, one visit tells you plenty.

One Trusted Team for Custom Kitchen Cabinets

Whether you’re considering stock cabinets, RTA kitchen cabinets, semi-custom cabinets, or custom cabinetry, choosing the right solution depends on your budget, kitchen layout, and long-term goals. Our team helps Toronto homeowners compare every option and build a kitchen that fits their home perfectly.

Stock Cabinets & RTA Kitchen Cabinets

Stock cabinets and ready-to-assemble (RTA) kitchen cabinets are practical options for homeowners seeking a faster, lower-cost renovation. Available in standard sizes and finishes, they work well for straightforward layouts but offer limited flexibility when dealing with older Toronto homes or unique kitchen dimensions.

Semi-Custom Cabinets

Semi-custom cabinets provide greater flexibility by allowing adjustments to cabinet sizes, storage configurations, and finishes while remaining more affordable than fully custom solutions. They offer an excellent balance between personalization, functionality, and value.

Custom Cabinetry Designed Around Your Home

Our custom cabinetry is designed, manufactured, and installed by one trusted team. Every cabinet is built to your exact specifications, maximizing storage, improving functionality, and creating a seamless look throughout your kitchen. We also manufacture custom panels for integrated appliances from leading brands, delivering a truly built-in appearance with premium craftsmanship.

Door Styles, Colours And Finishes To Choose From

Shaker doors remain the most popular choice for Toronto kitchen cabinets — simple, five-piece and at home in both traditional and modern kitchens — while flat-panel (slab) doors suit contemporary and condo projects, with raised-panel and glass-front uppers for display.

Painted or stained is the next decision. Painted finishes give crisp colours: whites and warm neutrals remain popular, with deep greens, navy and two-tone kitchens common across the GTA. Stained finishes showcase real wood grain and hide everyday wear in busy kitchens. We steer customers toward colours that flatter the whole room, not a trend that dates quickly.

Plan cabinet colours together with countertops and backsplash, not in isolation. Veined quartz countertops — engineered surfaces such as Cambria and Caesarstone — pair with quiet, solid-colour cabinet doors, while bold colours work better under simple counters. A Kohler undermount sink dropped below the quartz countertops keeps the counter line clean. To test combinations, try our online kitchen visualizer — swap door styles, colours and quartz on screen, then confirm against full-size showroom displays.

What Cabinets Cost, From Flat-Pack To Fully Custom

In Toronto, price tracks how much a cabinet is tailored to your walls. Measure the linear feet that needs cabinetry and multiply by the matching range for a realistic budget before any showroom visit.

Cabinet Type	Price Per Linear Foot (CAD)	Suited To
Stock	$60–$200	Standard layouts, tight budgets, fast turnaround
RTA (ready-to-assemble)	$70–$250	Handy homeowners, rentals, builders
Semi-custom	$100–$650	Modified widths and depths on a stock platform
Full custom	$500–$1,200	Older homes, awkward walls, storage that has to work hard

A standard 10×10 kitchen (roughly 20 linear feet of cabinetry) lands near $9,900 in plywood at the affordable end, and can more than double in full custom with angled runs, tall pantries and specialty pull-outs.

What A 10×10 Kitchen Means For Your Quote

The 10×10 figure is a sample layout for comparing suppliers apple-to-apple. Many Toronto suppliers enforce a minimum purchase before advertised per-cabinet pricing applies, so ask about order minimums, delivery and assembly fees before trusting a low headline number. Affordable prices only matter if they survive the final invoice.

Browse our before and after gallery for ideas from real Toronto projects.

Cabinets For Bathrooms, Laundry Rooms And Beyond

The same shop that builds your kitchen cabinets can transform every storage-starved room. Bathroom cabinets and custom vanities are the most requested: built to fit tight Toronto footprints, sized around your plumbing, and finished with moisture-resistant materials to the same standard as our kitchen cabinets. A floating vanity with drawers instead of doors doubles the usable storage in a small bathroom space — and if you are planning a complete bathroom renovation, we design the vanity and the whole bathroom as one project.

Beyond kitchens and bathrooms, we build laundry room cabinets, mudroom lockers and bench units, and bathroom cabinets for a second or basement bathroom. Basement kitchenettes and bar cabinetry are common in Toronto income-suite renovations, where every dollar of value counts. These cabinet services use the same boxes, hardware and finishes as our kitchens, so quality never drops from one room to the next. Ordering rooms together also lets us plan storage and services as one package.

How We Measure, Build And Install Your Cabinetry

Every cabinetry project follows the same six steps, whether it is a full custom kitchen or a cabinet-only upgrade for a Toronto rental unit.

Measure. We laser-measure your kitchen, noting plumbing, electrical, bulkheads and out-of-square walls that standard sizing ignores.
Design. Our designers work with you on layout, storage planning and finishes, producing 3D renderings so you approve your vision against real dimensions.
Material selection. You choose door styles, colours and hardware at the showroom, with samples in hand and pricing itemized in writing.
Build. Your kitchen cabinets are built with plywood boxes and Blum hardware, then inspected before delivery.
Professional installation. Our own installers — not subcontractors — level, shim and secure every unit, then scribe fillers and panels for a seamless fit.
Alignment and adjustment. We fine-tune every hinge and drawer front, walk the kitchen with you, and back the work with a written workmanship warranty.

Because design, construction and installation stay under one roof, timelines hold and the whole upgrade stays a calm, stress free experience: cabinet removal and installation typically takes two to three days, while a full kitchen project runs six to eight weeks including countertops.

Visit The Vaughan Showroom Or Book A Design Session

The fastest way to price new kitchen cabinets is to see them in person. Visit the Kitchen & Bath showroom at Units 375–378, 7250 Keele St, Vaughan — minutes from Toronto — to compare door styles, finishes and Blum hardware, or book a free consultation at home or the showroom.

Bring measurements and photos, and you will leave with pricing and ideas to help you create your dream kitchen. Flexible financing is available, and every project is backed by a written workmanship warranty from a team with more than 20 years of kitchen renovations across Toronto.

Frequently Asked Questions:

Are RTA cabinets good quality?

Some are, some are not — quality depends on materials and hardware, not the flat-pack format. Look for plywood boxes with walls at least half an inch thick, metal fasteners and quality hinges, and order a door sample before buying. Well-made RTA cabinets last decades; bargain imports often fail within a few years.

How long does it take to install kitchen cabinets in Toronto?

Cabinet installation itself typically takes two to three days, after removing the old units. Countertops add about two weeks, since templating happens only after cabinets are set. Complete kitchen renovations — flooring, backsplash and painting included — usually run six to eight weeks from demolition to final walkthrough.

How much more do custom cabinets cost than semi-custom?

Roughly double or more. Semi-custom runs about $100–$650 per linear foot in Toronto, fully custom $500–$1,200. Over 20–25 linear feet that gap can mean $8,000 or more. Custom earns its cost in awkward layouts, older homes and kitchens where storage has to work hard.

What is a 10×10 kitchen?

A 10×10 kitchen is an industry-standard pricing model — a sample 10-foot by 10-foot layout of 12 set-size cabinets — that lets you compare Toronto quotes fairly. Our 10×10 sets start from $9,900 with plywood interiors, while the same layout in full custom can cost several times more.

Should I reface or replace my kitchen cabinets?

Reface if your boxes are solid wood or plywood, square, and the layout works — refinishing averages around $2,300, a fraction of replacement cost. Replace if boxes are swollen or sagging, the layout wastes space, or you want new drawers and pull-outs. New doors on failing boxes is money spent twice.

Are plywood cabinet boxes better than MDF?

For the boxes, yes. Plywood holds screws more securely, resists moisture from sinks, and carries heavy stone counters without sagging. MDF earns its place on painted doors, where its smooth, stable surface takes paint without cracking at joints. The strongest combination is plywood construction behind MDF or wood doors.

How do I match my cabinets to my countertops?

Choose one hero and one supporting player. Bold, veined quartz such as Cambria or Caesarstone looks sharpest above simple doors in white, grey or muted colours; dramatic cabinet colours like deep green or navy pair better with quiet counters. Take a sample to the slab and check both under natural light.

Custom Kitchen Cabinets Built For Toronto Homes