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See Your Own Toronto Kitchen in a New Colour

A colour is a different colour in your kitchen than it is on a chip in a shop. Upload a photo and see your cabinets, in your light, before anyone picks up a spray gun.

Send the same photos on afterwards and a written quote comes back inside 24 hours. Photographs are what we quote from — around ninety-nine percent of the time.

1 · Your kitchen

One wide photograph showing a whole run of cabinets. Stand back — corner to corner beats a close-up.

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2 · Your colours

Choose the same colour twice for a single-colour kitchen, or two for a two-tone — white above, something darker below is the pairing we fit most. Tall pantry units follow the uppers.

The finish is what you will notice — brass against white reads completely differently to black. Shape is subtler at this scale: Bistro's arch is the one that clearly reads as different, and the other four are straight bars that vary mostly in how heavy they look. Each handle lists only the finishes it is actually made in.

3 · See it

Get a Written Quote on Your Toronto Kitchen

Your photographs go with it automatically — no need to find them again. A written price comes back inside 24 hours, itemised by door, drawer and day rate, not a single figure that moves after a visit.

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What the colour actually gets sprayed in

Whatever colour you land on, it is sprayed in two-component polyurethane — catalysed, so it cross-links rather than simply drying, and it cures hard enough to take a kitchen's daily use. The primer is tinted to match the topcoat, which is why a chip years later shows the colour underneath rather than a white scar.

Doors and drawer fronts come off and are sprayed at our shop. The boxes are sprayed in your kitchen behind full containment. You keep a working, doorless kitchen while the fronts are away.

Not sure a photograph is enough to choose from? It usually is not, and that is the point of the colour consultation — samples seen in your own kitchen, in your own light, before anything is committed.