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The Myers TouchWe worked alongside ACG Architects and accessible kitchen design specialist, Adam Thomas to create this stunning wheelchair-accessible kitchen so our client could prepare, cook and serve meals for her family independently.
We designed this kitchen to have three different heights to enable our client and family to prepare and cook food easily. For example, the accessible worktop with a custom-made sink was made to be 870mm - the perfect height for a wheelchair user.
Other key features in this design include wheelchair level ovens with tray slides that sit directly under two Neff Slide & Glide ovens, a Neff Steamer and a Microwave, so hot oven trays can be moved easily across each tray slide.
A pull-out shelf allows for food/trays to be moved easily to the worktop level that was designed to be lower than standard for wheel-chair use. In front of the hob, there is also a protective lip at the edge of the worktop to stop a pan from boiling over onto the floor, or onto the client's lap.
A stone sink was also custom made by Cosentino, so it wasn’t too deep for our client to reach into.
The architects included wood slatting across the entire ground floor that creating a stunning feature in the kitchen space. Each slat was designed to run with precision over the door units - there were also toasters and pull-out drawers hidden behind this area which were designed to be isolated from the power when the doors were closed.
Mixing different materials and textures in a kitchen space created interest and contrast. The striking mix of the stained wood slatting, Graphite Grey cabinetry and durable Dekton Keon worktops in this collaborative kitchen design creates a real wow factor.
This kitchen design works for each family member with varying needs and heights so that it is a space that allows for the whole family to enjoy and create memories together.
Photography by: Paul Craig
Kitchen designed by The Myers Touch in collaboration with Ayre Chamberlain Gaunt Architects & Adam Thomas adamthomasconsultancy.com
Astaneh Construction General ContractorAstaneh Construction is proud to announce the successful completion of one of our most favourite projects to date - a custom-built home in Toronto's Greater Toronto Area (GTA) using only the highest quality materials and the most professional tradespeople available. The project, which spanned an entire year from start to finish, is a testament to our commitment to excellence in every aspect of our work.
As a leading home renovation and kitchen renovation company in Toronto, Astaneh Construction is dedicated to providing our clients with exceptional results that exceed their expectations. Our custom home build in 2020 is a shining example of this commitment, as we spared no expense to ensure that every detail of the project was executed flawlessly.
From the initial planning stages to the final walkthrough, our team worked tirelessly to ensure that every aspect of the project met our strict standards of quality and craftsmanship. We carefully selected the most professional and skilled tradespeople in the GTA to work alongside us, and only used the highest quality materials and finishes available to us.
The total cost of the project was $350 per sqft, which equates to a cost of over 1 million and 200 hundred thousand Canadian dollars for the 3500 sqft custom home. We are confident that this investment was worth every penny, as the final result is a breathtaking masterpiece that will stand the test of time.
We take great pride in our work at Astaneh Construction, and the completion of this project has only reinforced our commitment to excellence. If you are considering a home renovation or kitchen renovation in Toronto, we invite you to experience the Astaneh Construction difference for yourself. Contact us today to learn more about our services and how we can help you turn your dream home into a reality.
The Myers TouchWe worked alongside ACG Architects and accessible kitchen design specialist, Adam Thomas to create this stunning wheelchair-accessible kitchen so our client could prepare, cook and serve meals for her family independently.
We designed this kitchen to have three different heights to enable our client and family to prepare and cook food easily. For example, the accessible worktop with a custom-made sink was made to be 870mm - the perfect height for a wheelchair user.
Other key features in this design include wheelchair level ovens with tray slides that sit directly under two Neff Slide & Glide ovens, a Neff Steamer and a Microwave, so hot oven trays can be moved easily across each tray slide.
A pull-out shelf allows for food/trays to be moved easily to the worktop level that was designed to be lower than standard for wheel-chair use. In front of the hob, there is also a protective lip at the edge of the worktop to stop a pan from boiling over onto the floor, or onto the client's lap.
A stone sink was also custom made by Cosentino, so it wasn’t too deep for our client to reach into.
The architects included wood slatting across the entire ground floor that creating a stunning feature in the kitchen space. Each slat was designed to run with precision over the door units - there were also toasters and pull-out drawers hidden behind this area which were designed to be isolated from the power when the doors were closed.
Mixing different materials and textures in a kitchen space created interest and contrast. The striking mix of the stained wood slatting, Graphite Grey cabinetry and durable Dekton Keon worktops in this collaborative kitchen design creates a real wow factor.
This kitchen design works for each family member with varying needs and heights so that it is a space that allows for the whole family to enjoy and create memories together.
Photography by: Paul Craig
Kitchen designed by The Myers Touch in collaboration with Ayre Chamberlain Gaunt Architects & Adam Thomas adamthomasconsultancy.com
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The Myers TouchWe worked alongside ACG Architects and accessible kitchen design specialist, Adam Thomas to create this stunning wheelchair-accessible kitchen so our client could prepare, cook and serve meals for her family independently.
We designed this kitchen to have three different heights to enable our client and family to prepare and cook food easily. For example, the accessible worktop with a custom-made sink was made to be 870mm - the perfect height for a wheelchair user.
Other key features in this design include wheelchair level ovens with tray slides that sit directly under two Neff Slide & Glide ovens, a Neff Steamer and a Microwave, so hot oven trays can be moved easily across each tray slide.
A pull-out shelf allows for food/trays to be moved easily to the worktop level that was designed to be lower than standard for wheel-chair use. In front of the hob, there is also a protective lip at the edge of the worktop to stop a pan from boiling over onto the floor, or onto the client's lap.
A stone sink was also custom made by Cosentino, so it wasn’t too deep for our client to reach into.
The architects included wood slatting across the entire ground floor that creating a stunning feature in the kitchen space. Each slat was designed to run with precision over the door units - there were also toasters and pull-out drawers hidden behind this area which were designed to be isolated from the power when the doors were closed.
Mixing different materials and textures in a kitchen space created interest and contrast. The striking mix of the stained wood slatting, Graphite Grey cabinetry and durable Dekton Keon worktops in this collaborative kitchen design creates a real wow factor.
This kitchen design works for each family member with varying needs and heights so that it is a space that allows for the whole family to enjoy and create memories together.
Photography by: Paul Craig
Kitchen designed by The Myers Touch in collaboration with Ayre Chamberlain Gaunt Architects & Adam Thomas adamthomasconsultancy.com
Astaneh Construction General ContractorAstaneh Construction is proud to announce the successful completion of one of our most favourite projects to date - a custom-built home in Toronto's Greater Toronto Area (GTA) using only the highest quality materials and the most professional tradespeople available. The project, which spanned an entire year from start to finish, is a testament to our commitment to excellence in every aspect of our work.
As a leading home renovation and kitchen renovation company in Toronto, Astaneh Construction is dedicated to providing our clients with exceptional results that exceed their expectations. Our custom home build in 2020 is a shining example of this commitment, as we spared no expense to ensure that every detail of the project was executed flawlessly.
From the initial planning stages to the final walkthrough, our team worked tirelessly to ensure that every aspect of the project met our strict standards of quality and craftsmanship. We carefully selected the most professional and skilled tradespeople in the GTA to work alongside us, and only used the highest quality materials and finishes available to us.
The total cost of the project was $350 per sqft, which equates to a cost of over 1 million and 200 hundred thousand Canadian dollars for the 3500 sqft custom home. We are confident that this investment was worth every penny, as the final result is a breathtaking masterpiece that will stand the test of time.
We take great pride in our work at Astaneh Construction, and the completion of this project has only reinforced our commitment to excellence. If you are considering a home renovation or kitchen renovation in Toronto, we invite you to experience the Astaneh Construction difference for yourself. Contact us today to learn more about our services and how we can help you turn your dream home into a reality.
Astaneh Construction General ContractorAstaneh Construction is proud to announce the successful completion of one of our most favourite projects to date - a custom-built home in Toronto's Greater Toronto Area (GTA) using only the highest quality materials and the most professional tradespeople available. The project, which spanned an entire year from start to finish, is a testament to our commitment to excellence in every aspect of our work.
As a leading home renovation and kitchen renovation company in Toronto, Astaneh Construction is dedicated to providing our clients with exceptional results that exceed their expectations. Our custom home build in 2020 is a shining example of this commitment, as we spared no expense to ensure that every detail of the project was executed flawlessly.
From the initial planning stages to the final walkthrough, our team worked tirelessly to ensure that every aspect of the project met our strict standards of quality and craftsmanship. We carefully selected the most professional and skilled tradespeople in the GTA to work alongside us, and only used the highest quality materials and finishes available to us.
The total cost of the project was $350 per sqft, which equates to a cost of over 1 million and 200 hundred thousand Canadian dollars for the 3500 sqft custom home. We are confident that this investment was worth every penny, as the final result is a breathtaking masterpiece that will stand the test of time.
We take great pride in our work at Astaneh Construction, and the completion of this project has only reinforced our commitment to excellence. If you are considering a home renovation or kitchen renovation in Toronto, we invite you to experience the Astaneh Construction difference for yourself. Contact us today to learn more about our services and how we can help you turn your dream home into a reality.
The Myers TouchWe worked alongside ACG Architects and accessible kitchen design specialist, Adam Thomas to create this stunning wheelchair-accessible kitchen so our client could prepare, cook and serve meals for her family independently.
We designed this kitchen to have three different heights to enable our client and family to prepare and cook food easily. For example, the accessible worktop with a custom-made sink was made to be 870mm - the perfect height for a wheelchair user.
Other key features in this design include wheelchair level ovens with tray slides that sit directly under two Neff Slide & Glide ovens, a Neff Steamer and a Microwave, so hot oven trays can be moved easily across each tray slide.
A pull-out shelf allows for food/trays to be moved easily to the worktop level that was designed to be lower than standard for wheel-chair use. In front of the hob, there is also a protective lip at the edge of the worktop to stop a pan from boiling over onto the floor, or onto the client's lap.
A stone sink was also custom made by Cosentino, so it wasn’t too deep for our client to reach into.
The architects included wood slatting across the entire ground floor that creating a stunning feature in the kitchen space. Each slat was designed to run with precision over the door units - there were also toasters and pull-out drawers hidden behind this area which were designed to be isolated from the power when the doors were closed.
Mixing different materials and textures in a kitchen space created interest and contrast. The striking mix of the stained wood slatting, Graphite Grey cabinetry and durable Dekton Keon worktops in this collaborative kitchen design creates a real wow factor.
This kitchen design works for each family member with varying needs and heights so that it is a space that allows for the whole family to enjoy and create memories together.
Photography by: Paul Craig
Kitchen designed by The Myers Touch in collaboration with Ayre Chamberlain Gaunt Architects & Adam Thomas adamthomasconsultancy.com
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The Myers TouchWe worked alongside ACG Architects and accessible kitchen design specialist, Adam Thomas to create this stunning wheelchair-accessible kitchen so our client could prepare, cook and serve meals for her family independently.
We designed this kitchen to have three different heights to enable our client and family to prepare and cook food easily. For example, the accessible worktop with a custom-made sink was made to be 870mm - the perfect height for a wheelchair user.
Other key features in this design include wheelchair level ovens with tray slides that sit directly under two Neff Slide & Glide ovens, a Neff Steamer and a Microwave, so hot oven trays can be moved easily across each tray slide.
A pull-out shelf allows for food/trays to be moved easily to the worktop level that was designed to be lower than standard for wheel-chair use. In front of the hob, there is also a protective lip at the edge of the worktop to stop a pan from boiling over onto the floor, or onto the client's lap.
A stone sink was also custom made by Cosentino, so it wasn’t too deep for our client to reach into.
The architects included wood slatting across the entire ground floor that creating a stunning feature in the kitchen space. Each slat was designed to run with precision over the door units - there were also toasters and pull-out drawers hidden behind this area which were designed to be isolated from the power when the doors were closed.
Mixing different materials and textures in a kitchen space created interest and contrast. The striking mix of the stained wood slatting, Graphite Grey cabinetry and durable Dekton Keon worktops in this collaborative kitchen design creates a real wow factor.
This kitchen design works for each family member with varying needs and heights so that it is a space that allows for the whole family to enjoy and create memories together.
Photography by: Paul Craig
Kitchen designed by The Myers Touch in collaboration with Ayre Chamberlain Gaunt Architects & Adam Thomas adamthomasconsultancy.com
The Myers TouchWe worked alongside ACG Architects and accessible kitchen design specialist, Adam Thomas to create this stunning wheelchair-accessible kitchen so our client could prepare, cook and serve meals for her family independently.
We designed this kitchen to have three different heights to enable our client and family to prepare and cook food easily. For example, the accessible worktop with a custom-made sink was made to be 870mm - the perfect height for a wheelchair user.
Other key features in this design include wheelchair level ovens with tray slides that sit directly under two Neff Slide & Glide ovens, a Neff Steamer and a Microwave, so hot oven trays can be moved easily across each tray slide.
A pull-out shelf allows for food/trays to be moved easily to the worktop level that was designed to be lower than standard for wheel-chair use. In front of the hob, there is also a protective lip at the edge of the worktop to stop a pan from boiling over onto the floor, or onto the client's lap.
A stone sink was also custom made by Cosentino, so it wasn’t too deep for our client to reach into.
The architects included wood slatting across the entire ground floor that creating a stunning feature in the kitchen space. Each slat was designed to run with precision over the door units - there were also toasters and pull-out drawers hidden behind this area which were designed to be isolated from the power when the doors were closed.
Mixing different materials and textures in a kitchen space created interest and contrast. The striking mix of the stained wood slatting, Graphite Grey cabinetry and durable Dekton Keon worktops in this collaborative kitchen design creates a real wow factor.
This kitchen design works for each family member with varying needs and heights so that it is a space that allows for the whole family to enjoy and create memories together.
Photography by: Paul Craig
Kitchen designed by The Myers Touch in collaboration with Ayre Chamberlain Gaunt Architects & Adam Thomas adamthomasconsultancy.com
The Myers TouchWe worked alongside ACG Architects and accessible kitchen design specialist, Adam Thomas to create this stunning wheelchair-accessible kitchen so our client could prepare, cook and serve meals for her family independently.
We designed this kitchen to have three different heights to enable our client and family to prepare and cook food easily. For example, the accessible worktop with a custom-made sink was made to be 870mm - the perfect height for a wheelchair user.
Other key features in this design include wheelchair level ovens with tray slides that sit directly under two Neff Slide & Glide ovens, a Neff Steamer and a Microwave, so hot oven trays can be moved easily across each tray slide.
A pull-out shelf allows for food/trays to be moved easily to the worktop level that was designed to be lower than standard for wheel-chair use. In front of the hob, there is also a protective lip at the edge of the worktop to stop a pan from boiling over onto the floor, or onto the client's lap.
A stone sink was also custom made by Cosentino, so it wasn’t too deep for our client to reach into.
The architects included wood slatting across the entire ground floor that creating a stunning feature in the kitchen space. Each slat was designed to run with precision over the door units - there were also toasters and pull-out drawers hidden behind this area which were designed to be isolated from the power when the doors were closed.
Mixing different materials and textures in a kitchen space created interest and contrast. The striking mix of the stained wood slatting, Graphite Grey cabinetry and durable Dekton Keon worktops in this collaborative kitchen design creates a real wow factor.
This kitchen design works for each family member with varying needs and heights so that it is a space that allows for the whole family to enjoy and create memories together.
Photography by: Paul Craig
Kitchen designed by The Myers Touch in collaboration with Ayre Chamberlain Gaunt Architects & Adam Thomas adamthomasconsultancy.com
The Myers TouchWe worked alongside ACG Architects and accessible kitchen design specialist, Adam Thomas to create this stunning wheelchair-accessible kitchen so our client could prepare, cook and serve meals for her family independently.
We designed this kitchen to have three different heights to enable our client and family to prepare and cook food easily. For example, the accessible worktop with a custom-made sink was made to be 870mm - the perfect height for a wheelchair user.
Other key features in this design include wheelchair level ovens with tray slides that sit directly under two Neff Slide & Glide ovens, a Neff Steamer and a Microwave, so hot oven trays can be moved easily across each tray slide.
A pull-out shelf allows for food/trays to be moved easily to the worktop level that was designed to be lower than standard for wheel-chair use. In front of the hob, there is also a protective lip at the edge of the worktop to stop a pan from boiling over onto the floor, or onto the client's lap.
A stone sink was also custom made by Cosentino, so it wasn’t too deep for our client to reach into.
The architects included wood slatting across the entire ground floor that creating a stunning feature in the kitchen space. Each slat was designed to run with precision over the door units - there were also toasters and pull-out drawers hidden behind this area which were designed to be isolated from the power when the doors were closed.
Mixing different materials and textures in a kitchen space created interest and contrast. The striking mix of the stained wood slatting, Graphite Grey cabinetry and durable Dekton Keon worktops in this collaborative kitchen design creates a real wow factor.
This kitchen design works for each family member with varying needs and heights so that it is a space that allows for the whole family to enjoy and create memories together.
Photography by: Paul Craig
Kitchen designed by The Myers Touch in collaboration with Ayre Chamberlain Gaunt Architects & Adam Thomas adamthomasconsultancy.com
Astaneh Construction General ContractorAstaneh Construction is proud to announce the successful completion of one of our most favourite projects to date - a custom-built home in Toronto's Greater Toronto Area (GTA) using only the highest quality materials and the most professional tradespeople available. The project, which spanned an entire year from start to finish, is a testament to our commitment to excellence in every aspect of our work.
As a leading home renovation and kitchen renovation company in Toronto, Astaneh Construction is dedicated to providing our clients with exceptional results that exceed their expectations. Our custom home build in 2020 is a shining example of this commitment, as we spared no expense to ensure that every detail of the project was executed flawlessly.
From the initial planning stages to the final walkthrough, our team worked tirelessly to ensure that every aspect of the project met our strict standards of quality and craftsmanship. We carefully selected the most professional and skilled tradespeople in the GTA to work alongside us, and only used the highest quality materials and finishes available to us.
The total cost of the project was $350 per sqft, which equates to a cost of over 1 million and 200 hundred thousand Canadian dollars for the 3500 sqft custom home. We are confident that this investment was worth every penny, as the final result is a breathtaking masterpiece that will stand the test of time.
We take great pride in our work at Astaneh Construction, and the completion of this project has only reinforced our commitment to excellence. If you are considering a home renovation or kitchen renovation in Toronto, we invite you to experience the Astaneh Construction difference for yourself. Contact us today to learn more about our services and how we can help you turn your dream home into a reality.
The Myers TouchWe worked alongside ACG Architects and accessible kitchen design specialist, Adam Thomas to create this stunning wheelchair-accessible kitchen so our client could prepare, cook and serve meals for her family independently.
We designed this kitchen to have three different heights to enable our client and family to prepare and cook food easily. For example, the accessible worktop with a custom-made sink was made to be 870mm - the perfect height for a wheelchair user.
Other key features in this design include wheelchair level ovens with tray slides that sit directly under two Neff Slide & Glide ovens, a Neff Steamer and a Microwave, so hot oven trays can be moved easily across each tray slide.
A pull-out shelf allows for food/trays to be moved easily to the worktop level that was designed to be lower than standard for wheel-chair use. In front of the hob, there is also a protective lip at the edge of the worktop to stop a pan from boiling over onto the floor, or onto the client's lap.
A stone sink was also custom made by Cosentino, so it wasn’t too deep for our client to reach into.
The architects included wood slatting across the entire ground floor that creating a stunning feature in the kitchen space. Each slat was designed to run with precision over the door units - there were also toasters and pull-out drawers hidden behind this area which were designed to be isolated from the power when the doors were closed.
Mixing different materials and textures in a kitchen space created interest and contrast. The striking mix of the stained wood slatting, Graphite Grey cabinetry and durable Dekton Keon worktops in this collaborative kitchen design creates a real wow factor.
This kitchen design works for each family member with varying needs and heights so that it is a space that allows for the whole family to enjoy and create memories together.
Photography by: Paul Craig
Kitchen designed by The Myers Touch in collaboration with Ayre Chamberlain Gaunt Architects & Adam Thomas adamthomasconsultancy.com
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Leading Interior Designers in Columbus, Ohio & Ponte Vedra, Florida
The Myers TouchWe worked alongside ACG Architects and accessible kitchen design specialist, Adam Thomas to create this stunning wheelchair-accessible kitchen so our client could prepare, cook and serve meals for her family independently.
We designed this kitchen to have three different heights to enable our client and family to prepare and cook food easily. For example, the accessible worktop with a custom-made sink was made to be 870mm - the perfect height for a wheelchair user.
Other key features in this design include wheelchair level ovens with tray slides that sit directly under two Neff Slide & Glide ovens, a Neff Steamer and a Microwave, so hot oven trays can be moved easily across each tray slide.
A pull-out shelf allows for food/trays to be moved easily to the worktop level that was designed to be lower than standard for wheel-chair use. In front of the hob, there is also a protective lip at the edge of the worktop to stop a pan from boiling over onto the floor, or onto the client's lap.
A stone sink was also custom made by Cosentino, so it wasn’t too deep for our client to reach into.
The architects included wood slatting across the entire ground floor that creating a stunning feature in the kitchen space. Each slat was designed to run with precision over the door units - there were also toasters and pull-out drawers hidden behind this area which were designed to be isolated from the power when the doors were closed.
Mixing different materials and textures in a kitchen space created interest and contrast. The striking mix of the stained wood slatting, Graphite Grey cabinetry and durable Dekton Keon worktops in this collaborative kitchen design creates a real wow factor.
This kitchen design works for each family member with varying needs and heights so that it is a space that allows for the whole family to enjoy and create memories together.
Photography by: Paul Craig
Kitchen designed by The Myers Touch in collaboration with Ayre Chamberlain Gaunt Architects & Adam Thomas adamthomasconsultancy.com
Astaneh Construction General ContractorAstaneh Construction is proud to announce the successful completion of one of our most favourite projects to date - a custom-built home in Toronto's Greater Toronto Area (GTA) using only the highest quality materials and the most professional tradespeople available. The project, which spanned an entire year from start to finish, is a testament to our commitment to excellence in every aspect of our work.
As a leading home renovation and kitchen renovation company in Toronto, Astaneh Construction is dedicated to providing our clients with exceptional results that exceed their expectations. Our custom home build in 2020 is a shining example of this commitment, as we spared no expense to ensure that every detail of the project was executed flawlessly.
From the initial planning stages to the final walkthrough, our team worked tirelessly to ensure that every aspect of the project met our strict standards of quality and craftsmanship. We carefully selected the most professional and skilled tradespeople in the GTA to work alongside us, and only used the highest quality materials and finishes available to us.
The total cost of the project was $350 per sqft, which equates to a cost of over 1 million and 200 hundred thousand Canadian dollars for the 3500 sqft custom home. We are confident that this investment was worth every penny, as the final result is a breathtaking masterpiece that will stand the test of time.
We take great pride in our work at Astaneh Construction, and the completion of this project has only reinforced our commitment to excellence. If you are considering a home renovation or kitchen renovation in Toronto, we invite you to experience the Astaneh Construction difference for yourself. Contact us today to learn more about our services and how we can help you turn your dream home into a reality.
The Myers TouchWe worked alongside ACG Architects and accessible kitchen design specialist, Adam Thomas to create this stunning wheelchair-accessible kitchen so our client could prepare, cook and serve meals for her family independently.
We designed this kitchen to have three different heights to enable our client and family to prepare and cook food easily. For example, the accessible worktop with a custom-made sink was made to be 870mm - the perfect height for a wheelchair user.
Other key features in this design include wheelchair level ovens with tray slides that sit directly under two Neff Slide & Glide ovens, a Neff Steamer and a Microwave, so hot oven trays can be moved easily across each tray slide.
A pull-out shelf allows for food/trays to be moved easily to the worktop level that was designed to be lower than standard for wheel-chair use. In front of the hob, there is also a protective lip at the edge of the worktop to stop a pan from boiling over onto the floor, or onto the client's lap.
A stone sink was also custom made by Cosentino, so it wasn’t too deep for our client to reach into.
The architects included wood slatting across the entire ground floor that creating a stunning feature in the kitchen space. Each slat was designed to run with precision over the door units - there were also toasters and pull-out drawers hidden behind this area which were designed to be isolated from the power when the doors were closed.
Mixing different materials and textures in a kitchen space created interest and contrast. The striking mix of the stained wood slatting, Graphite Grey cabinetry and durable Dekton Keon worktops in this collaborative kitchen design creates a real wow factor.
This kitchen design works for each family member with varying needs and heights so that it is a space that allows for the whole family to enjoy and create memories together.
Photography by: Paul Craig
Kitchen designed by The Myers Touch in collaboration with Ayre Chamberlain Gaunt Architects & Adam Thomas adamthomasconsultancy.com
Astaneh Construction General ContractorAstaneh Construction is proud to announce the successful completion of one of our most favourite projects to date - a custom-built home in Toronto's Greater Toronto Area (GTA) using only the highest quality materials and the most professional tradespeople available. The project, which spanned an entire year from start to finish, is a testament to our commitment to excellence in every aspect of our work.
As a leading home renovation and kitchen renovation company in Toronto, Astaneh Construction is dedicated to providing our clients with exceptional results that exceed their expectations. Our custom home build in 2020 is a shining example of this commitment, as we spared no expense to ensure that every detail of the project was executed flawlessly.
From the initial planning stages to the final walkthrough, our team worked tirelessly to ensure that every aspect of the project met our strict standards of quality and craftsmanship. We carefully selected the most professional and skilled tradespeople in the GTA to work alongside us, and only used the highest quality materials and finishes available to us.
The total cost of the project was $350 per sqft, which equates to a cost of over 1 million and 200 hundred thousand Canadian dollars for the 3500 sqft custom home. We are confident that this investment was worth every penny, as the final result is a breathtaking masterpiece that will stand the test of time.
We take great pride in our work at Astaneh Construction, and the completion of this project has only reinforced our commitment to excellence. If you are considering a home renovation or kitchen renovation in Toronto, we invite you to experience the Astaneh Construction difference for yourself. Contact us today to learn more about our services and how we can help you turn your dream home into a reality.
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The Myers TouchWe worked alongside ACG Architects and accessible kitchen design specialist, Adam Thomas to create this stunning wheelchair-accessible kitchen so our client could prepare, cook and serve meals for her family independently.
We designed this kitchen to have three different heights to enable our client and family to prepare and cook food easily. For example, the accessible worktop with a custom-made sink was made to be 870mm - the perfect height for a wheelchair user.
Other key features in this design include wheelchair level ovens with tray slides that sit directly under two Neff Slide & Glide ovens, a Neff Steamer and a Microwave, so hot oven trays can be moved easily across each tray slide.
A pull-out shelf allows for food/trays to be moved easily to the worktop level that was designed to be lower than standard for wheel-chair use. In front of the hob, there is also a protective lip at the edge of the worktop to stop a pan from boiling over onto the floor, or onto the client's lap.
A stone sink was also custom made by Cosentino, so it wasn’t too deep for our client to reach into.
The architects included wood slatting across the entire ground floor that creating a stunning feature in the kitchen space. Each slat was designed to run with precision over the door units - there were also toasters and pull-out drawers hidden behind this area which were designed to be isolated from the power when the doors were closed.
Mixing different materials and textures in a kitchen space created interest and contrast. The striking mix of the stained wood slatting, Graphite Grey cabinetry and durable Dekton Keon worktops in this collaborative kitchen design creates a real wow factor.
This kitchen design works for each family member with varying needs and heights so that it is a space that allows for the whole family to enjoy and create memories together.
Photography by: Paul Craig
Kitchen designed by The Myers Touch in collaboration with Ayre Chamberlain Gaunt Architects & Adam Thomas adamthomasconsultancy.com
Astaneh Construction General ContractorAstaneh Construction is proud to announce the successful completion of one of our most favourite projects to date - a custom-built home in Toronto's Greater Toronto Area (GTA) using only the highest quality materials and the most professional tradespeople available. The project, which spanned an entire year from start to finish, is a testament to our commitment to excellence in every aspect of our work.
As a leading home renovation and kitchen renovation company in Toronto, Astaneh Construction is dedicated to providing our clients with exceptional results that exceed their expectations. Our custom home build in 2020 is a shining example of this commitment, as we spared no expense to ensure that every detail of the project was executed flawlessly.
From the initial planning stages to the final walkthrough, our team worked tirelessly to ensure that every aspect of the project met our strict standards of quality and craftsmanship. We carefully selected the most professional and skilled tradespeople in the GTA to work alongside us, and only used the highest quality materials and finishes available to us.
The total cost of the project was $350 per sqft, which equates to a cost of over 1 million and 200 hundred thousand Canadian dollars for the 3500 sqft custom home. We are confident that this investment was worth every penny, as the final result is a breathtaking masterpiece that will stand the test of time.
We take great pride in our work at Astaneh Construction, and the completion of this project has only reinforced our commitment to excellence. If you are considering a home renovation or kitchen renovation in Toronto, we invite you to experience the Astaneh Construction difference for yourself. Contact us today to learn more about our services and how we can help you turn your dream home into a reality.
Performance Kitchens & HomeThis stunning kitchen remodel by Performance Kitchens & Home features a crisp white palette accented beautifully by bold blue elements for a truly interesting and custom combination.
The scope of the project involved opening up the old space and strategically changing some of the doors and windows to maximize natural light and enhance the open-concept flow. The eye is immediately drawn to the dramatic blue tile backsplash and the contrasting deep blue finish of the oversized central island.
The expansive island is topped with bright white quartz, providing vast prep and entertaining space, complemented by seamless, clean white cabinetry. The entire design was carefully developed by the Performance Kitchens team to deliver both high-end functionality and dramatic visual flair—a true testament to our Gold Standard design approach. Text us at (484) 278-1764 or Call us (215) 482-0700 to get more info about Design, Design-Build and other ways we can help you make your dream a reality!
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