Custom Cabinets & Kitchens · Toronto & the GTACabinetry made
entirely by hand.

Custom cabinets are designed for one room and built to order, rather than chosen from a catalogue of standard box sizes. That matters in Toronto, where century homes are rarely square, condo kitchens have to work in very little space, and newer homes in York Region, Peel and Halton have ceiling heights and open plans that standard cabinets do not use well. A custom cabinet maker measures the real room, draws it, builds it and fits it to the walls, floors and ceilings that are actually there.

At Panda Reno, that process starts with a free in-home consultation, moves through drawings and 3D views you approve, and continues in our own shop, where panels are cut, edged, finished and assembled before they are delivered. The same team then installs and adjusts everything on site. Specialist items such as stone countertops and glass come from trusted partners and are coordinated as part of the job, so you deal with one point of contact throughout.

The best way to compare cabinet makers is to look past the door samples. Ask where the cabinetry is built and by whom, what the boxes and drawers are made of, how the finish is applied, who installs, and whether you will approve detailed drawings before production. Look at finished projects, not renderings, and ask how the company handles changes and adjustments after installation.

We publish our own answers to those questions: our portfolio shows real rooms photographed after installation, our process explains each step, and our planning guides cover what custom kitchen cabinets cost and how long they take. As a 2026 guide, custom kitchen cabinetry in the GTA typically runs from about $25,000 to $75,000 or more, and most kitchens take eight to twelve weeks from approved drawings to installation.