Custom Millwork & Interiors, Vaughan & GTA

A kitchen in oak with black-framed glass cabinets lit from inside, a stone-clad hood over the range and a waterfall island in Taj Mahal porcelain with oak stools — Oak kitchen with a Taj Mahal porcelain island

An open-riser wood stair with a glass guard beside a stone-clad wall — Open-riser stair with a glass guard

A kitchen in rift-cut oak with a lit slatted bulkhead, curved open shelves at the end of the run and a waterfall island in a veined green stone with boucle stools — Rift oak kitchen with curved open shelves

An ensuite with a freestanding tub, a glass shower and a floating vanity — Ensuite with a floating vanity and a stone-lined shower

A home office with built-in shelving, steel-framed glass doors and a wine wall — Home office with built-in shelving

A living room wall in travertine porcelain with a TV and a linear gas fireplace, between oak built-ins with lit black-framed glass doors and fluted lower cabinets — Travertine fireplace wall with oak built-ins

A wall of grey-stained arched bookcases around a niche lined in stone with a lit stone shelf, closed cabinets below and a leather armchair — Library with arched bookcases

An oak wine wall with a rounded end and a slatted top, black-framed glass doors over lit wine racks, open shelves against a stone backsplash, and a stone counter over diamond wine cubbies — Oak wine wall with glass doors

A double-height foyer with wood wall panelling, a steel-framed glass wall and a pendant light — Double-height foyer with wood panelling

A primary bedroom with upholstered wall panels and cove lighting — Primary bedroom with upholstered panels

From drawing to installation

Millwork is made to fit one room in one house. Following this order is what keeps it from being remade on site.

What we make

We design the interiors at the same time as the house. The millwork drawings decide where walls, lights, switches and plumbing go, so they’re finished before the framing is.

Kitchens, pantries and sculleries
Wall panelling and feature walls
Closets and dressing rooms
Vanities and bathroom storage
Libraries, offices and media walls
Wine rooms and bars
Stairs, guards and handrails
Stone and porcelain slab for counters, fireplaces and showers

What gets decided on the drawings

Reveals and shadow gaps: The width of every gap between panels, doors and walls.
Grain and matching: Which way the veneer runs and how it carries across doors and drawers.
Lighting: Where strips and drivers sit, and how they are reached for service.
Appliances: Exact models, so panels, ventilation and clearances are right.
Hardware: Hinges, slides, pulls and touch latches.
Services: Outlets, switches, plumbing and blocking inside the walls.

Stone, tile and plaster

Slab stone is laid out before it’s cut. We place the veining on the island, the backsplash and the fireplace in a drawing, so the pieces read as one stone and the seams land where you’ll notice them least.

Large-format tile and plaster are only as good as what’s behind them, so floors are levelled and walls are straightened before the finish goes on.