Kitchen Design · Toronto & GTA

Turn the kitchens you saved into one room planned for your home.

Maryani uses references as evidence of what you notice—not as a catalogue to copy. The design begins with the home, the routines, and the change the kitchen needs to make.

Begin the design conversation
White kitchen with a veined countertop and two stools

Most saved kitchens contain several different ideas: a colour, an island proportion, a warm material, an opening detail, or an uncluttered composition. Design is the work of understanding why those details matter, testing them against the room, and making one coherent answer.

01

Read the references beneath the image.

We separate the useful signals—proportion, warmth, contrast, storage, openness, detail—from the parts that do not fit the home.

02

Design from life and architecture.

Light, ceiling height, windows, circulation, appliances, cooking, cleanup, gathering, and connected rooms shape the plan.

03

Resolve the room before production.

Drawings and material decisions bring the layout, elevations, cabinet interiors, surfaces, openings, and light into one buildable direction.

White kitchen with a veined countertop and two stools
White cabinets, veined countertop and dark faucet beneath a window

References are welcome

Bring the photographs you keep returning to—and the room they need to serve.

You do not need to identify a style or prepare a brief. We will begin with what you notice and what the current kitchen should make better.

Begin my kitchen design