Transform Your Home with High-Quality Cabinets by I DO Cabinetry Inc.

 It depends. Our turnaround time for custom cabinets depends on the size and complexity of the project, as well as our current workload. Typically, it takes between 4 to 6 weeks from order to completion. However, we’ll provide you with a more accurate estimate during the consultation process.

Please note that transportation delays due to logistics or unforeseen issues may occasionally extend delivery timelines. 

 We use ⅝” white melamine as our standard material for cabinet construction. But we also offer options such as plywood, hardrock maple, or other types of melamine.

If preferred, we are happy to accommodate any material specified by the client.

Our materials include painted MDF, real wood for doors and panels, wood veneer, melamine (TFL), as well as European high gloss and matte acrylic finishes. 

We specialize in crafting custom cabinets tailored to your unique needs. From pantries and closets to stunning wall units, fireplace units, kitchens, vanities, and more — we bring exceptional design and craftsmanship to every project!

Yes, Our office and manufacturing facility are located in Richmond Hill. All of our products are crafted in-house to ensure top-quality standards and to help us adhere closely to project timelines. 

Yes, we offer free estimates for all of our services. Simply contact us to schedule a consultation, and we’ll provide you with a detailed estimate tailored to your specific needs and preferences. 

We specialize in the design, manufacturing, and installation of custom cabinetry. 

 Standard Base Cabinets
A staple in kitchen renovations, standard base cabinets feature a rectangular shape and a single door for easy access. Typically mounted on the floor or integrated into a kitchen island, they provide ample storage for pots, pans, plates, cutlery, and other cookware essentials.

Roll-Out Shelving Units
For enhanced organization, roll-out shelving is a popular upgrade. These pull-out shelves make it easier to access items stored at the back of cabinets and are especially useful for larger appliances like mixers, blenders, and bulkier cookware.

Corner Cabinets
Corner cabinets are specifically designed to maximize storage in kitchen corners. Their L-shaped structure and multi-door access provide a practical solution for utilizing often-overlooked space, perfect for storing dishes, cookware, and kitchen essentials.

Pantry or Larder Cabinets
Pantry or larder cabinets are ideal for maximizing storage and keeping food items neatly organized. Positioned either at the top or bottom of the kitchen layout, these tall, spacious cabinets offer multiple shelves and doors for storing canned goods, snacks, and dry goods with ease.

Choosing the right kitchen cabinet design is key to creating a space that’s both beautiful and functional. Cabinets take up the most visual space in the kitchen, so their style, layout, material, and finish all play a major role in the overall look and feel. Whether you're going for a sleek modern vibe, a cozy farmhouse style, or timeless traditional elegance, your cabinets should reflect your lifestyle, storage needs, and design preferences. From door styles and hardware to custom features and color palettes, there’s a lot to consider—but with the right approach, you can create a kitchen that’s uniquely yours.

When planning a kitchen renovation, one of the most important decisions you’ll make is selecting the right kitchen cabinets. Cabinets set the tone for your space and play a key role in both functionality and style.

Define Your Style

Start by considering the overall look and feel you want for your kitchen. Is your vision modern and sleek, or more rustic and traditional? Do you prefer a light and airy ambiance or something cozier and more intimate? Once you have a clear aesthetic in mind, our design team will work closely with you to narrow down the best cabinet styles to complement your vision.

Assess Your Storage Needs

Another key consideration is how much storage space you need.

• If you have a large kitchen with ample countertop area, you might incorporate open shelving or smaller cabinets to keep the space organized without feeling cluttered.

• If your kitchen is smaller or you cook frequently, larger cabinets with smart storage solutions can help maximize space and keep your essentials neatly tucked away.

Choose the Right Materials & Finishes

There are many cabinet material options available to suit various budgets and lifestyles:

•  Solid wood cabinets are durable, timeless, and a popular choice for long-lasting quality.

• Laminate cabinets are more budget-friendly, easy to clean, and available in a wide variety of finishes and colors.

In terms of style, there are options for every taste—from traditional raised panel and Shaker designs to modern flat-panel doors and custom styles tailored to your preferences.

There is a wide variety of kitchen countertop materials available, each offering its own unique blend of durability, aesthetic appeal, cost, and maintenance needs.

Granite

One of the most popular choices, granite is a natural stone known for its durability and high-end appearance. It’s available in a wide range of colors and patterns, making it easy to match with any kitchen design.

Marble

If you’re looking to add a touch of luxury to your kitchen, marble is a beautiful option. Its elegant veining and classic look make it a favorite for upscale interiors, though it requires more care due to its porous nature.

Quartz

Quartz countertops offer the look of natural stone with the benefits of low maintenance. Engineered from natural quartz and resin, they are non-porous, highly durable, and available in a wide variety of styles and colors.

Laminate

A budget-friendly option, laminate countertops have come a long way in both appearance and performance. They are available in styles that mimic stone, wood, or solid colors, and they are easy to clean and install.

Butcher Block 

Butcher block is an affordable alternative to stone countertops. It's made from pieces of wood that are bonded to form a larger slab. Butcher block countertops have traditionally been made from all types of wood, including cherry, maple, oak, walnut, and even teak. What finish you choose depends entirely on the style of your home and kitchen. 

Solid Wood

Available in a wide range of colors, grain patterns, and finishes, solid wood countertops bring a warm, inviting aesthetic to any kitchen. Wood is one of the strongest and most durable natural materials, making it an excellent choice for homeowners seeking both beauty and long-lasting performance.