Pricing and Financial Options for Your Dream Kitchen Cabinets
At Easy Reno, renowned for our award-winning custom cabinetry and millwork in Toronto, we offer comprehensive services from design to installation. Recognized by Renomark, Bild, and IDC, our team excels in delivering turnkey solutions for your kitchen needs. Here’s a breakdown of the basic categories of kitchen cabinets we offer, complete with pricing to help you plan your budget.
- Tall Cabinets Cost: Ranging from 84” to 96” in height, these cabinets are ideal for pantry space. Custom options can vary in height to match your kitchen’s style and ceiling height. Starting from $800, depending on customizations and materials.
- Specialty Units Cost: Customised to maximise kitchen space, these units include features like hutches, corner cabinets, appliance garages, and bottle racks. Specialty units start at $1,200, varying with design complexity and size.
- Wall Cabinets Cost: With a depth of 12” to 24”, these cabinets are mounted above base cabinets, allowing for an 18” tall backsplash. Depth varies based on whether they are custom or standard. Wall cabinets begin at $500, with custom options potentially increasing the cost.
- Standard Base Cabinets Cost: These cabinets stand at 34.5” tall (excluding countertops) and 24” deep. Custom cabinets can vary but are generally no deeper than 27” to ensure accessibility. Standard base cabinets start at $700, with custom dimensions and materials influencing the final price.
Kitchen Cabinets Ideas That Are Worth to Be Considered
Shaker Kitchen Cabinets
The shaker style is the most common type for kitchen cabinets. The cabinet style is not only distinctive but also timeless. The drawers and doors in a shaker cabinet have a flat surface with a recessed middle panel. Other trademarks of this cabinet style are the sturdy construction with high-quality wood and utilitarian designs. The style is available in many colours and materials. In most cases, the material used is high-quality American wood. Popular woods used are maple, cherry, quartersawn oak and hickory.
Since the design is simple, shaker cabinets can match almost any interior style. They are also preferred for the classic look they offer to both contemporary and traditional kitchen designs. It is good to note that this style transfers perfectly to bathrooms and laundry. You can thus use the same format in the entire house.
Slab Kitchen Cabinets
This is yet another popular cabinet design style used in kitchens. It is often referred to as flat-front or panel-front cabinets. It is both stylish and simple. The best thing about this design is that it is cheaper to buy and install and also maintenance is easy thanks to its flat surface and the lack of sophisticated design details. Its unique design makes it a perfect fit for modern and contemporary kitchens.
If your goal is to achieve a minimalist kitchen, the slab kitchen cabinet will not disappoint. The style can further be spiced up using unique stains, paint colour or hardware. To add depth to the cabinet doors, consider using oversized handles.
Beadboard Kitchen Cabinets
Are you a fan of the Scandinavian flair? If you are and wish to add it to your kitchen, go for the beadboard kitchen cabinets. The fronts are made up of vertical slats, which offer a remarkable touch in a rustic or cottage kitchen. The design might, however, not be suited for a minimal home. It will, however, work great when you add a kitchen island that has beadboard cabinet doors to add an amazing twist to the design.
The best thing about beadboard kitchen cabinets is that the vertical slats are very pretty to look at, more so when it comes to a glass-front cabinet door. This style is perfect when searching for a unique kitchen design. They can create a remarkable high-end farmhouse or cottage-style kitchen when used in a space with exposed wood beams.
Louvered Kitchen Cabinets
The Louvered kitchen cabinets add an amazing appeal to the kitchen. These cabinets have layered horizontal slabs creating the impression of space in the kitchen. Although they are rather challenging to clean, the airy style pulls you in and elevates the look of an otherwise boring kitchen design.
The style door is the ideal detail to add to a coastal, Asian zen or bohemian kitchen style. The Louvered doors look amazing when covering the base, upper or tall kitchen cabinets. They add an element to the space – it is good to note that this style attracts a hefty price tag.
Inset Kitchen Cabinets
As suggested by the name, the inset kitchen cabinets feature an inset door positioned inside the frame of the cabinet. This is unlike other cabinets where the door is set outside the frame. For this door type to work, it is usually designed and constructed using incredible precision to make sure the wood is positioned perfectly inside the frame, and the door closes and opens smoothly. As a result of this craftsmanship, inset cabinets come with a high price tag. The good thing is that their classic look is timeless.
Inset cabinetry can be customized to develop tailored cabinets with non-beaded or beaded inserts. Beaded inset construction is usually fitted inside the cabinet door itself. This radiates excellent craftsmanship. It is good to note that inset cabinets have exposed hinges. This drives up the cost.
Glass-Front Kitchen Cabinets
This kitchen cabinet is also referred to as open frame doors. These cabinets are perfect for homeowners looking to showcase their kitchen items plainly. You may need this type of cabinet to show off your vases of crystal, unique plates or collection of international beer mugs. The cabinet enables you to keep these items safely and visibly. Unlike the open shelves, the glass-front kitchen cabinet offers more storage space. It will also protect your items from dust.
The glass-front kitchen cabinets are used for some areas of the dining or kitchen and not in every part of the kitchen. Needless to say, having tall cabinets that have glass-front doors does a great job of elevating the kitchen space. They also work great with other cabinet styles, including inset, raised and shaker doors.
The drawback with the glass-front kitchen cabinets is that they are dainty and harder to clean. Granted, the style is perfect for homeowners who love keeping things spick and span.
Raised Panel Kitchen Cabinets
This is yet another popular cabinet style used in kitchens. It is both timeless and visually appealing. It has a three-dimensional structure which fits perfectly with virtually all interior kitchen design styles. The name of this cabinet comes from the fact that the center panel is slightly raised to add dimension.
The raised panel kitchen cabinet is mainly used in traditional homes. The elegant style of the cabinet looks impressive in any wood type and colour. For example, dark espresso cabinets that are paired with a light granite countertop give a cozy traditional space. On the other hand, two-toned white and blue raised panel cabinets can transform a standard kitchen into a coastal dream. The options are unlimited.
Plywood Kitchen Cabinets
Although cabinet boxes are usually made of plywood, this engineered wood is gaining popularity as the preferred option for cabinet doors. They typically have a clear finish that shows off the grain while protecting the strong and durable material from defacement.
The plywood cabinets look amazing in minimalist, Scandinavian and bohemian-style homes. They also pair remarkably well with simple design features such as marble countertops or white subway tile backsplash. These cabinets are inexpensive but only look and feel great when high-quality plywood is used.
