Residential
Custom Kitchens
A Panda Reno kitchen begins as a conversation about how you live and ends as cabinetry milled to the millimetre. We work in solid wood, veneered panel and painted MDF, integrating panel-ready appliances, stone waterfalls and concealed lighting so nothing looks bought off a shelf.
What we build
The heart of the home, built to order.
No two kitchens we build are the same. We start from your layout, your appliances and the way you actually cook, then engineer cabinetry around it — not the other way around. The result is a kitchen where the proportions, storage and finishes feel inevitable, because they were drawn for your room alone.
Discuss your project- Full custom cabinetry milled to your exact layout
- Panel-ready and fully integrated appliance solutions
- Stone counters, waterfalls and book-matched backsplashes
- Concealed under-cabinet and in-cabinet lighting
- Soft-close hardware on every door and drawer
- Islands, pantries and banquette seating built to suit
Projects
6 projects
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The approach
A closer look at custom kitchens.
The kitchen is the hardest-working room in any home and the one guests gravitate toward, which is why we treat a custom kitchen as equal parts engineering and design. Every Panda Reno kitchen is drawn around a specific family and a specific floor plan — never adapted from a stock catalogue — so the cabinetry resolves the room's real constraints: the awkward bulkhead, the off-centre window, the pro range you waited two years to buy.
Designed around how you live
We begin with a conversation, not a quote. How many people cook at once, how you like to store things, where the morning light falls, what frustrates you about your current kitchen — those answers drive the layout. The work triangle, the depth of the island, the bank of drawers beside the dishwasher, the landing zone next to the range: each decision traces back to how you actually use the space. Good kitchens feel effortless because nothing in them is accidental.
Built to a standard catalogues can't reach
Because we mill and finish in our own shop, we control tolerances most suppliers can't. Doors and drawer fronts are cut from sequenced material so the grain flows across the run, inset doors are fit by hand, and painted finishes are sprayed in a controlled booth rather than brushed on site. We template panel-ready appliances, integrate concealed lighting and marry the cabinetry to stone so the finished room reads as one considered piece, not a collection of parts bolted together.
Finishes chosen to age well
We steer clients toward materials chosen for how they wear, not just how they photograph — rift white oak, walnut, durable painted panel, honed and leathered stone, and solid-brass hardware that patinas rather than peels. The goal is a kitchen you still love in twenty years, not one you are tired of in five. And because we install what we build, the same team that drew your kitchen is there to level it, scribe it and fine-tune every door until it closes soft and every reveal lines up — the unglamorous final ten percent that most projects rush and we never do. We also plan for the long term, leaving room for the appliances and habits that change across a kitchen's life. From the first sketch to the last adjustment, the aim is a room that works as hard as you do and still feels generous to cook, gather and live in.
Questions
Good to know.
How long does a custom kitchen take?
Most kitchens run 8–12 weeks from approved drawings to installation, depending on size, finish and appliance lead times. We confirm a schedule before any board is cut.
Can you match a specific door style or colour?
Yes. We work in shaker, inset, slab, raised-panel and fluted fronts, and we colour-match paint or select veneers to your sample.
Do you handle counters and appliances too?
We coordinate stone fabrication and template panel-ready appliances into the design, so everything lines up and you deal with one team.