The pieces furniture stores can't sell you: a media wall sized to your screen, an office built into the alcove, shelving that runs wall to wall and floor to ceiling — designed for your room and built as cabinetry, not assembled from boxes.
A built-in earns its keep twice: it uses space a freestanding piece wastes, and it makes the room look finished in a way furniture never quite does. We've been building fitted pieces in our Etobicoke workshop since 1997 — the same ¾″ plywood boxes, soft-close Blum hardware and hand-finished doors that go into our kitchens, shaped into media walls, offices, libraries and mudrooms.
Every unit starts from your wall's real measurements — around the baseboard, the vent, the window that isn't quite centred — so the finished piece fits the room exactly. For architectural work like panelling, trim and pantries, see our custom millwork page.
Floor-to-ceiling TV walls with closed storage below, display above, and cable routing and ventilation planned in from the first drawing.
Desk runs, file drawers and shelving built into the room — a working wall instead of a desk floating in a corner.
Wall-to-wall shelving with adjustable shelves on concealed pins, closed base cabinets and integrated lighting where it earns its place.
Lockers, bench seating, cubbies and tall storage that stand up to boots and hockey bags — finished like furniture, built like cabinetry.
Storage benches scribed into bays and alcoves, with lift lids or drawers below and cushion-ready tops cut to the opening.
Fitted wardrobe and hall storage where a closet was never framed in — see also our walk-in closets.
A few recent fitted pieces — every photo in our gallery carries a permanent number you can quote for pricing.
1 · Measure. We visit, measure the wall — including the outlets, vents and baseboards a stock unit ignores — and talk through what the piece has to hold.
2 · Design & drawings. You approve scaled drawings before anything is cut, with finishes matched to your existing cabinetry, trim or flooring.
3 · Build. Your piece is built in our Etobicoke workshop — ¾″ plywood construction, soft-close Blum hinges and slides, hand-finished doors.
4 · Install. Our own team installs, scribing the piece to your walls and ceiling so it reads as original to the house. Backed by our 5-year warranty.
In the Toronto market, a single fitted piece — a window seat, bookshelf run or desk wall — most often lands between $3,000 and $8,000, while full floor-to-ceiling media walls and multi-wall home offices commonly run $10,000–$25,000+. Every unit is quoted from your wall's actual measurements, free of charge.
Yes — that's the point of going custom. We design around your screen size, speakers and components, with cable routing and ventilation planned into the cabinetry from the first drawing rather than cut in afterwards.
Made-to-measure built-ins typically take six to ten weeks from deposit to installation. You approve drawings before anything is cut, and our own team installs — scribed to your walls and ceiling, not shimmed and caulked.
We colour-match paint and stain to your existing cabinetry, trim or flooring, and can carry over door profiles and hardware so a new piece reads as original to the house.
Everything is built in our Etobicoke workshop and installed by our own team across Toronto and the GTA — Mississauga, Oakville, Burlington, Milton, Vaughan, Markham, Richmond Hill, Aurora, Newmarket, Hamilton, Guelph and Kitchener–Waterloo.
Tell us about your wall and we'll measure, design and quote at no charge — with a reply within one business day.
