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Project 09Kitchen remodeler · Cabinet refacing

Rouge Woods, Richmond Hill

oak to two-tone shaker, new quartz

Before — oak to two-tone shaker, new quartz in Rouge Woods, Richmond Hill
Before
After — oak to two-tone shaker, new quartz in Rouge Woods, Richmond Hill
After

Not one cabinet box left this kitchen.

  • MDF shaker doors
  • New soft-close hinges
  • Quartz counters and backsplash
  1. An original drawer pulled open before the work — a sound white melamine box behind a dated oak front with a small dark knob, on the old speckled granite

    01

    This is the part that stays. The box is white melamine, square and sound, and there is nothing wrong with it. What had aged was the oak front, the knob and the worktop it sat under — the parts you touch.

  2. The kitchen before — mid-brown oak doors, dark speckled granite counters and a dark tiled backsplash

    02

    Mid-brown oak, speckled granite, a dark tiled backsplash. A kitchen that was built well and then simply became the decade it was built in.

  3. The same kitchen finished — white shaker uppers, charcoal bases, quartz counters, with the identical layout, floor and columns

    03

    The same room from the same corner. Same layout, same floor, same columns — nothing structural moved and nothing went to a skip. Every door and drawer front is new, and every carcass behind them is the one that was already there.

  4. Quartz counter with heavy grey veining, the same material carried up the wall behind the range as a full-height backsplash

    04

    Because nothing had to match anything being kept, the doors are MDF — which is what we recommend when a kitchen is being chosen fresh, since it does not move with the seasons the way timber does.

Walkthrough

Inside the finished kitchen

Rouge Woods · oak to two-tone shaker · 42 sec

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