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The Kitchen

Fully custom kitchen cabinetry, designed in Montreal and built to your exact dimensions. The look of a $60,000 custom shop kitchen, sourced intelligently.

$20,000 – $45,000 Materials · varies by size & finish
Reference project — by our production partner

What's included

Every component is custom-made to your specifications and quality-inspected before it ships.

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Custom base & wall cabinetry

Built to your exact millimetre measurements — no stock sizing, no filler-panel compromises. Solid plywood boxes with your choice of door style and finish.

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Island or peninsula

A centrepiece designed around how you actually cook and gather. Waterfall edges, seating overhangs, and integrated storage all available.

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Premium hardware

Blum or Hettich soft-close hinges and drawer slides as standard. The hardware you feel every day — specified to last.

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Integrated appliance panels

Panel-ready fronts that let your fridge and dishwasher disappear into the cabinetry for a seamless, built-in look.

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Finishes & edge banding

Matte, gloss, woodgrain, or painted — with edge banding and trim coordinated across every surface for a flawless finish.

Design showcase

Reference projects manufactured by our production partner, shown to illustrate the range and quality of work we source. Photography of our own completed Montreal installations is added as projects complete.

Materials & craftsmanship

The same engineering and material standards luxury brands use — specified for your kitchen and quality-inspected before anything ships.

Substrate
Furniture-grade plywood

9–11 cross-laminated layers for the highest strength and resistance to bending and cracking — our standard for cabinet boxes and tall doors.

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MDF

Dense fibreboard (≥750 kg/m³) with a smooth, pore-free surface — ideal for CNC carving, milling, and curved door panels.

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Particle board

High cost-efficiency with excellent nail grip and deformation resistance, finished with a melamine-impregnated surface where appropriate.

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Solid wood

Full timber, finger-jointed or single-board, finished with clear varnish or wood-wax oil to keep the natural grain — warm, refinishable, near-zero formaldehyde.

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OSB

Directional three-layer board with strong nail grip and superior moisture resistance to particle board, for a more stable overall cabinet.

Hardware
Blum / Hettich

Soft-close hinges and drawer slides as standard — the hardware you touch every day, specified to last.

Solid-wood species

Choose the grain and tone that suits your space — each species finished to keep its natural character.

White oak — clear mountain grain, versatile light base
Red oak — open grain, corrosion- and wear-resistant
Walnut — chocolate tones, smooths with use
Cherry — warm red base, deepens over time
White ash — straight coarse grain, milky base
Beech — fine grain, high hardness, steam-bendable
Teak — golden brown, moisture- and insect-proof
Elm — deep contrast grain, high wear resistance

Door & panel processes

The detailing that separates custom millwork from flat-pack.

Skin-feel matte

A fine PET film pressed under heat and pressure for a soft, warm, fingerprint-friendly matte — no cold glare of high-gloss.

Mixed-oil painted

Putty-filled and polished, then sprayed in any opaque colour for a flawless, grain-free painted finish.

Arc / curved

Square panels softened into smooth curves by hot-bending — gentler lines and no sharp corners.

Skeletal line

Fine milled grooves form a crisp, three-dimensional minimalist line across the door.

Bevel edge

A 45° edge that doubles as the handle, eliminating exposed hardware for a clean, seamless front.

Grille

Wood strips arranged at equal spacing for breathable panels with strong light-and-shadow depth.

Milled detail

CNC-carved lines, grooves, and curves — styling that can read traditional or modern.

Seamless edge

Same-colour core sandwiched between veneers so no layer line shows from the side — a seamless whole.

Designed in your style

From handleless modern to warm Scandinavian — we design to the aesthetic you want, with the finishes and hardware to match. A selection of directions:

Modern

Handleless flat doors, metal edging, integrated light strips and stone patterns.

Minimalist

Matte white or grey, push-to-open, all storage invisible — pure horizontal lines.

Luxury

High-gloss or rock-board fronts, metal frame lines, contrasting deep and gold tones.

Scandinavian

White oak or birch, slender black handles, light and natural throughout.

Japanese

Light oak and wax wood, grille doors, low cabinets, calm and ventilated.

Italian

Matte rock-board or cement grey, ultra-narrow aluminium frames, sculptural.

European

Carved ivory panels, Roman columns and cornices, symmetrical and stately.

American

Wide solid-wood frames, antique finishes, deep cornices and thick tops.

French

Cream or sage green, curved cornices, brass carved handles, romantic detail.

Retro

Deep walnut and brass, frame-line glass and rattan, warm cinematic lighting.

Log

Straight-grain oak or cherry, groove pulls, matched extended counters and walls.

Mediterranean

Blue-and-white wood-grain, arched openings, wrought-iron handles.

Questions, answered

The things clients ask most about this package.

How is this cheaper than a Quebec custom shop?
Local custom pricing is driven by labour. We design and measure in Montreal, then manufacture through vetted partners — keeping the materials and finish quality while removing the local-labour overhead. Most clients save 25–40% on the materials side.
Is it really fully custom?
Yes. Every cabinet is built to your exact millimetre measurements in your chosen door style, finish, and hardware. It's made to order — not stock, not flat-pack.
Who installs it?
An independent RBQ-licensed contractor, under a contract directly with you. We're the design-and-supply side only, which keeps accountability clean. We can refer trusted installers.
How long does it take?
Roughly 4–5 months from signing: design and renderings, then manufacturing, ocean freight, customs, and finally installation by your contractor.

Pairs well with

Most projects combine more than one package — and bundling into a single order shares logistics and improves the per-item value.

Bring this to your home

Every project starts with a $2,000 design consultation, credited toward your materials if you proceed.

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