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Custom kitchens, drawn to the millimetre and built in one shop

A Valmont kitchen is measured, rendered in 3D and quoted line by line before a board is cut. Cabinets, island, pantry and banquette come from the same drawings and the same shop, and the crew that built them installs them.

Kitchen with fluted oak tall units and a Calacatta Viola island, concept imagery
Kitchen with fluted oak tall units and a Calacatta Viola waterfall island, concept imageryKitchen study · fluted oak, Calacatta Viola island · concept imagery
Book-matched Calacatta slab at a mitred waterfall edge, concept imageryWaterfall mitre, detail
Kitchens

A kitchen is forty decisions. We make them with you, in order.

Layout first, then storage, then the door, then the finish, then the hardware. The drawing carries every decision so nothing is left to the install day. [Kam supplies two sentences on the kitchen work he wants to be known for.]

Start a kitchen brief
Ink navy slab doors above walnut fluting, concept imagerySlab doors over walnut fluting, detail
Built kitchen: white shaker cabinetry and marble waterfall island, a Desire Basements projectBuilt kitchen, Richmond Hill · Desire Basements project
How a kitchen runs

Five steps, a published lead time, and a date we keep.

01

Measure and listen

We measure the room to the millimetre and ask how you cook, store and live. Forty minutes, no brochure.

Day 1
02

Drawings and rendering

Elevations, sections and a photorealistic rendering you can walk around. Change anything until it is right.

Within [n] days
03

Itemized quote

Every cabinet, panel and pull on its own line, with the material catalogue attached.

[n] hours after sign-off [confirm]
04

Shop build

Cut, edged, finished and dry-fitted in our shop, so install day is assembly, not construction.

[n] weeks lead time
05

Install and adjust

Levelled, scribed to your walls, doors aligned. We come back once after you have lived with it.

[n] days on site · [term] warranty
What sets the price

We do not publish figures. We do publish what moves them.

RoomMoves the price mostRarely moves itLead time
Kitchen, paintedLength of the run, island, tall units, appliance panelsColour, most hardware, soft-close[n] weeks
Kitchen, wood veneerSpecies, sequence matching, integrated pullsInterior fittings, lighting[n] weeks
Kitchen, solid and flutedSolid fronts, fluting, custom depthsColour, plinth detail[n] weeks
VanityFloating or furniture style, stone top, mirror cabinetFinish, hardware[n] weeks
Media wall or built-insFireplace surround, hidden storage, lighting, stoneShelf count, finish[n] weeks

Every quote is itemized from your drawings, and we walk you through each line before you sign. In the first call we will tell you plainly whether your budget and your brief fit. What decides the cost of custom millwork.

Questions about kitchens

Straight answers, before the first call.

How long does a custom kitchen take?

[n] weeks from signed drawings to install, then [n] days on site. The install date is written into the quote, and we keep it. [Kam confirms lead time and any on-time guarantee.]

Can I see the kitchen before you build it?

Yes. Step two of every project is a set of elevations and a photorealistic 3D rendering you can walk around on screen. Change the door, the finish, the pulls or the layout until it is right; nothing is cut until you approve the drawings.

Do you publish prices?

No. Every quote is itemized from your drawings, line by line, and we walk you through it before you sign. What we will do on the first call is tell you plainly whether your budget and your brief fit, so nobody spends an evening on a design that cannot be built for the money.

Can you build just the island or just the pantry?

Yes. An island, a pantry or a banquette is drawn and built the same way as a whole kitchen: measured, rendered, itemized, built in the shop and installed by our crew. Many first jobs are one piece added to a kitchen that stays.

Start a kitchen brief. Six questions, then a measure at your home.