Top Kitchen Renovation Companies in Toronto With In-House Design Showrooms

Five kitchen renovation companies in Toronto run their own design showrooms: Easy Renovation, Kitchen & Bath, Lampert Renovations, Senso Design and Karry Home Solutions. Each pairs a physical display of cabinets, countertops and tile with in-house designers, so material selection and drawings happen in one place instead of across three vendors.

Quick comparison

Why kitchen renovation companies in Toronto run their own showrooms

A showroom removes the two biggest sources of regret in a kitchen renovation: colour and texture. Quartz slabs photograph flatter than they look under kitchen lighting, and a cabinet door that reads as warm white on a screen can read grey in a north-facing room. Standing in front of the material solves this in ten minutes.

In-house design matters for a different reason. When a company designs the kitchen and also builds it, one team owns both the drawing and the result. If the drawn island does not clear the fridge door swing, there is nobody to blame it on. Companies that build from someone else's drawings have a handoff gap, and that gap is where change orders come from.

The third benefit is scheduling. Cabinets are the longest lead item in a kitchen renovation, often six to ten weeks. A company that stocks samples and builds or orders through established suppliers can quote a real cabinet date at the selection meeting rather than after the fact.

1. Easy Renovation

Showrooms: three locations across the GTA Best for: homeowners who want the company to order and deliver every material

Easy Renovation is a Toronto design-build company that has handled kitchen, bathroom, condo and full-home projects since 2017. The showroom network is the largest on this list, with three GTA locations where clients review cabinetry, countertops, tile, fixtures and hardware in one appointment.

The design process runs from that visit. A designer takes measurements, walks through layout options and pulls selections from the company's materials catalogue. You leave with a scope of work and a budget, then receive a blueprint and a 3D model of the finished kitchen before demolition starts. Homeowners who cannot get to a showroom can do the same consultation virtually.

What follows the selection meeting is where Easy Renovation differs from most Toronto contractors. The company orders and delivers the fixtures, cabinets and finishes rather than handing you a supplier list. One project manager coordinates the licensed trades through demolition, plumbing, electrical, tiling, cabinetry and installation. Toronto kitchen renovations by Easy Renovation are quoted as a single all-inclusive price covering design, materials, labour and support.

Easy Renovation has won the HomeStars Best of the Best award in 2022, 2023, 2024 and 2025, and has been featured in BlogTO.

• Kitchen cost: $12,000 to $40,000 for a complete renovation, per the company's published range
• Timeline: three weeks is the stated target once selections are final
• Service area: Toronto, North York, Scarborough, Mississauga and the wider GTA
• Phone: 416-323-3419

2. Kitchen & Bath

Showrooms: Toronto, plus a location inside Improve Canada Mall in Concord Best for: comparing several countertop brands side by side in one visit

Kitchen & Bath is a Toronto renovation company with more than 16 years in the GTA market. The showroom carries cabinetry, countertops, tile and fixtures from Cambria, Caesarstone, Silestone, Blum, Kohler and Grohe, which makes it useful for anyone deciding between quartz brands rather than between quartz and granite.

Cabinets are manufactured in-house. That matters more than it sounds. Cabinet lead time is the most common cause of a kitchen renovation running long, and a company producing its own controls that date instead of waiting on a supplier queue.

In-house designers produce 3D layouts before construction begins. The company is a member of the Canadian Home Builders' Association and has won a HomeStars Best of award seven years running. Both labour and materials carry warranties.

• Kitchen cost: not published, quote on request after an in-home consultation
• Service area: Toronto, North York, Thornhill, Vaughan, Mississauga
• Phone: 905-829-9111

Worth knowing: the site states "over 16 years" on one page and "over 20 years" on another. Ask at the consultation.

3. Lampert Renovations

Showroom: 119 Miranda Avenue, Toronto Best for: condo owners who need a supplier and installer in one company

Lampert Renovations has been a Toronto family business since 1926, when Joseph Lampert opened a plumbing company after immigrating to Canada. Four generations later the company runs complete and partial kitchen, bathroom and condo renovations from a showroom on Miranda Avenue.

The showroom is stocked as a retail floor as well as a design space. Cabinetry, backsplashes, flooring, vanities and fixtures are on display, and the company sells, installs and warranties what it sells. Design consultations are free, either at the showroom or in your home.

Condo work is the strength. Downtown Toronto boards require specific insurance certificates, contractor licensing and booked elevator access, and a contractor new to that process loses weeks on approvals. Lampert Renovations has completed hundreds of condo projects across Toronto, Mississauga, Scarborough, Thornhill and Markham. Plumbers, renovators and technicians are certified and employed directly. The company is WSIB covered and carries $5 million in liability insurance.

• Kitchen cost: not published, quote on request
• Service area: Toronto, Scarborough, Mississauga, Thornhill, Markham
• Phone: 416-787-4925

Worth knowing: the business grew out of plumbing and bathrooms, and bathrooms remain a large share of the work. Ask to see kitchen projects specifically.

4. Senso Design

Showroom: 250 Shields Court, Unit 9, Markham Best for: cabinets built to the exact dimensions of an awkward kitchen

Senso Design is a custom kitchen manufacturer and renovation company based in Markham, serving Toronto and the GTA. The showroom is attached to the production side of the business, so door styles, finishes and hardware on display are the ones the company actually builds.

Custom manufacturing is the reason to book a visit. Stock cabinets come in fixed widths, and forcing them into an irregular Toronto kitchen leaves filler panels, dead corners and wasted storage. Cabinets built to measurement remove that. Senso Design also handles layout planning, countertops, backsplashes, installation, and the plumbing and electrical work that comes with a layout change.

The company cites more than 20 years of experience in woodworking and interior design and produces its collections under ISO 9001 certification. Senso Design holds a 5.0 rating on Houzz across 44 reviews. Quotes and consultations are free, and financing is available.

• Kitchen cost: not published, quote on request
• Service area: Toronto, Markham, Richmond Hill, Vaughan and the GTA
• Phone: 416-900-3675

Worth knowing: the showroom is in Markham, not Toronto. Ask how often a project manager will be on site for a downtown project.

5. Karry Home Solutions

Showroom: 170 Bovaird Drive West, Brampton Best for: homeowners in the west GTA who want cabinetry and renovation from one family business

Karry Home Solutions has been family owned since 1978, which the Better Business Bureau records as 48 years in business. The Brampton location combines the showroom with the manufacturing facility, so a visit covers both the finishes on display and the shop where the cabinets are built.

The renovation service is turnkey. Demolition, plumbing, electrical, ducting, flooring, backsplashes, drywall and painting are all handled by the same company, alongside custom kitchens, bathrooms, closets and built-ins. Design consultants manage showroom visits, material ordering and trade scheduling from one point of contact.

Karry Home Solutions holds a 4.7 rating on Houzz. The company serves Brampton, Mississauga, Georgetown, Halton Hills, Markham, Concord and Erin.

• Kitchen cost: not published, quote on request
• Service area: Brampton, Mississauga, Georgetown, Caledon, Milton and the wider GTA
• Phone: 905-456-2943

Worth knowing: Brampton is the base, and the strongest coverage is in the west GTA. For a downtown Toronto or Scarborough project, one of the Toronto-based companies is closer.

What to bring to a kitchen showroom appointment

1. Measurements of the room. Wall lengths, ceiling height, and the position of windows, doors, the electrical panel and the plumbing stack. A designer can work from rough numbers and confirm them on a site visit.
2. Photos of the kitchen as it is now. Include the ceiling and the adjoining rooms, not just the counters.
3. A budget number you will say out loud. Designers specify differently at $25,000 than at $60,000. Withholding the number wastes the appointment.
4. Three images of kitchens you like. Save them from Houzz or Pinterest. Images communicate finish level faster than adjectives.
5. Your appliance list. Panel-ready fridges, 36-inch ranges and built-in ovens all change the cabinet layout, and swapping them later means re-drawing.

Questions to ask while you are in the showroom

• Who draws the kitchen, and is that person employed here or contracted?
• Are these cabinets built by you, or ordered from a supplier? What is the current lead time in weeks?
• Is the price on the quote fixed, and what triggers a change order?
• Who is on site daily, and how many other projects will that person be running?
• What is warrantied, for how long, and does it cover labour as well as materials?
• Can I see a project you finished in the last three months, in a home like mine?

Showroom or no showroom: does it matter?

A showroom is not proof of quality, and plenty of skilled Toronto contractors work without one. What a showroom does prove is overhead and permanence. A company paying rent on a display floor has a physical address, a lease and a reason to still exist next year when a cabinet hinge fails.

The practical difference is speed. Selecting finishes from a catalogue means ordering samples, waiting, comparing, and reordering when the first choice is wrong. That cycle can add three weeks before the project has even started. Doing the same work in a showroom collapses it into one appointment.

The trade-off is price. Showroom overhead sits inside the quote. A contractor without one may come in lower on the same scope, and the cost of that is your time spent sourcing materials.

Frequently asked questions

Do kitchen showroom consultations cost anything in Toronto? Most are free. Easy Renovation, Kitchen & Bath, Lampert Renovations, Senso Design and Karry Home Solutions all offer a free initial consultation and quote. Some companies charge a design fee for full drawings and credit it against the project if you sign, so ask which model applies before booking.

How long does a kitchen showroom appointment take? Plan on 60 to 90 minutes for a first visit. Layout discussion takes most of it. Final material selection usually needs a second appointment once the drawings exist, because the layout determines how much countertop and cabinetry you are actually buying.

Does in-house cabinetry cost more than ordered cabinets? Not necessarily. Custom cabinets built in-house often price close to mid-range ordered cabinets because there is no distributor margin. The saving shows up in fit rather than price, since a built-to-measure run uses the full wall instead of leaving filler panels.

Which of these companies serves downtown Toronto condos? Lampert Renovations and Easy Renovation both name condo renovations as a service line. Condo projects need board approval, insurance certificates and booked elevator access, so ask any contractor how many condo kitchens they completed in the past year.

Can I visit a showroom before committing to a company? Yes, and you should visit at least two. Comparing how two designers approach the same room is the fastest way to judge whether the drawing is being made for your kitchen or pulled from a template.

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