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September 2008

New Home, Blank Slate

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When building a home from the ground up, it’s not necessarily simple to envision what may go inside. Staring into the deep hole of the foundation, the last thing on most homeowners’ minds is the placement of the bathtub or the type of flooring that will eventually lie underfoot. Fortunately, when Superior Construction took hold of this Toronto property, they had their plans firmly in mind. Demolishing a small home that previously stood on the land, they created a structure that would easily adhere to many families’ idea of a dream home. Ebony Kitchen & Bath was called in to create the beautiful custom-built kitchen and bathrooms for which the company is known. These luxurious areas are the most important for resale value, and Ebony’s exacting touches on the four bathrooms and large kitchen area undoubtedly contributed to its quick sale.

About the Builder

Ebony Kitchen & Bath is a small company dedicated to providing lasting bathroom and kitchen fixtures that will please you throughout your lifetime, at an affordable price. We offer experienced and professional services and the convenience of at-home consultations. Our specialties include complete designs to fit every budget, and we take all of your needs into consideration to create the kitchen of your dreams. We offer fine cabinetry in all colour schemes and can create a look in line with the style that you have in mind, whether it’s contemporary, modern or classic. We will build a space that will not only have your guests saying “Wow!” but that you love you to be in every day. Find out more at the company’s profile page.

Renovator:

EBONY Kitchen & Bath Inc.

Date Completed:

June 2008

Services Performed:
  • sinks and faucets
  • custom cabinetry
  • countertops
  • vanities
Budget:

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Using wood and stone in darker tones, enhanced and visually warmed up this large kitchen with lots of natural light. Refacing kept the budget in check, and retaining the existing boxes and flooring also makes this an eco-friendly project.


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Taking advantage of the amazing 29th floor location, the new open concept kitchen literally sets new heights for city panoramic views.


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