Legacy Steel doors are made with thicker 20-gauge steel, delivering 49% more galvannealed steel than a standard 24-gauge door. Legacy doors are designed with composite top and bottom endcaps to increase rigidity and energy efficiency. The edges and face skin of these steel doors are one continuous piece of steel for extra strength and durability.

This custom built home was built on a quiet cul-de-sac of an established neighborhood in Eugene, Oregon. This home is complemented with extra high ceilings, radiant heat concrete floors, an a second story loft that could be used as a gym, study, or playroom for the kids.

Interior Design by: TOC design. Project Manager: TOC design & Construction inc. Contractor: Ivco inc. Photographer: Guillaume Gorini. A medley of materials works together to create a modern kitchen with a distinctly traditional feel. Oversized slabs of Quartz from Silestone with a beveled edge and clipped corners. Custom cabinets with many interior fixings, fluted legs, closed light valance with puck lights, the continuous crown molding. We even did a special cabinet just for a small TV. So that we would not see any exposed wires. The interior of the cabinets are made to match the walnut floor color with a wood scrape melamine able to handle wear and tear. The cabinet doors where designed and manufactured especially for the client not too traditional not too contemporary. The backsplash is the belle of the ball, with its ornate shape and mat bronze finish. Each cabinet handle was carefully selected to blend with the proportion of doors. Giving this kitchen a warm touch. The large 24” x 24” rectified heated porcelain floor blends in nicely and conceals dirt tracked in by the boys. We can also find a wine rack , open cubbies for cook books, an oversized under mount double sink, extra large paneled refrigerator. What’s not to love. Every aspect of this home has been detailed and cared for with the clients vision of simple traditional that a family can live and Love for many years to come.

Interior Design by: TOC design. Project Manager: TOC design & Construction inc. Contractor: Ivco inc. Photographer: Guillaume Gorini. A medley of materials works together to create a modern kitchen with a distinctly traditional feel. Oversized slabs of Quartz from Silestone with a beveled edge and clipped corners. Custom cabinets with many interior fixings, fluted legs, closed light valance with puck lights, the continuous crown molding. We even did a special cabinet just for a small TV. So that we would not see any exposed wires. The interior of the cabinets are made to match the walnut floor color with a wood scrape melamine able to handle wear and tear. The cabinet doors where designed and manufactured especially for the client not too traditional not too contemporary. The backsplash is the belle of the ball, with its ornate shape and mat bronze finish. Each cabinet handle was carefully selected to blend with the proportion of doors. Giving this kitchen a warm touch. The large 24” x 24” rectified heated porcelain floor blends in nicely and conceals dirt tracked in by the boys. We can also find a wine rack , open cubbies for cook books, an oversized under mount double sink, extra large paneled refrigerator. What’s not to love. Every aspect of this home has been detailed and cared for with the clients vision of simple traditional that a family can live and Love for many years to come.

Interior Design by: TOC design. Project Manager: TOC design & Construction inc. Contractor: Ivco inc. Photographer: Guillaume Gorini. A medley of materials works together to create a modern kitchen with a distinctly traditional feel. Oversized slabs of Quartz from Silestone with a beveled edge and clipped corners. Custom cabinets with many interior fixings, fluted legs, closed light valance with puck lights, the continuous crown molding. We even did a special cabinet just for a small TV. So that we would not see any exposed wires. The interior of the cabinets are made to match the walnut floor color with a wood scrape melamine able to handle wear and tear. The cabinet doors where designed and manufactured especially for the client not too traditional not too contemporary. The backsplash is the belle of the ball, with its ornate shape and mat bronze finish. Each cabinet handle was carefully selected to blend with the proportion of doors. Giving this kitchen a warm touch. The large 24” x 24” rectified heated porcelain floor blends in nicely and conceals dirt tracked in by the boys. We can also find a wine rack , open cubbies for cook books, an oversized under mount double sink, extra large paneled refrigerator. What’s not to love. Every aspect of this home has been detailed and cared for with the clients vision of simple traditional that a family can live and Love for many years to come.

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Large transitional l-shaped dark wood floor and brown floor enclosed kitchen photo in Toronto with an undermount sink, flat-panel cabinets, white cabinets, quartz countertops, gray backsplash, mosaic tile backsplash and a peninsula

Interior Design by: TOC design. Project Manager: TOC design & Construction inc. Contractor: Ivco inc. Photographer: Guillaume Gorini. A medley of materials works together to create a modern kitchen with a distinctly traditional feel. Oversized slabs of Quartz from Silestone with a beveled edge and clipped corners. Custom cabinets with many interior fixings, fluted legs, closed light valance with puck lights, the continuous crown molding. We even did a special cabinet just for a small TV. So that we would not see any exposed wires. The interior of the cabinets are made to match the walnut floor color with a wood scrape melamine able to handle wear and tear. The cabinet doors where designed and manufactured especially for the client not too traditional not too contemporary. The backsplash is the belle of the ball, with its ornate shape and mat bronze finish. Each cabinet handle was carefully selected to blend with the proportion of doors. Giving this kitchen a warm touch. The large 24” x 24” rectified heated porcelain floor blends in nicely and conceals dirt tracked in by the boys. We can also find a wine rack , open cubbies for cook books, an oversized under mount double sink, extra large paneled refrigerator. What’s not to love. Every aspect of this home has been detailed and cared for with the clients vision of simple traditional that a family can live and Love for many years to come.

800 sqft garage conversion into ADU (accessory dwelling unit) with open plan family room downstairs and an extra living space upstairs. pc: Shauna Intelisano

This custom built home was built on a quiet cul-de-sac of an established neighborhood in Eugene, Oregon. This home is complemented with extra high ceilings, radiant heat concrete floors, an a second story loft that could be used as a gym, study, or playroom for the kids.

We used wall cabinets to create a raised snach bar with extra storage.
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This custom built home was built on a quiet cul-de-sac of an established neighborhood in Eugene, Oregon. This home is complemented with extra high ceilings, radiant heat concrete floors, an a second story loft that could be used as a gym, study, or playroom for the kids.

Roman steps with center handrail
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This brand new home has a lovely kitchen, but not quite enough storage space for this amazing cook! So we created additional cabinetry adjacent to the kitchen island, that would be a wonderful organizational, storage, coffee, and serving area. This extra space was the icing on the cake for a beautiful home and for this amazing couple who love to cook and entertain. We used custom cabinets with bi-fold doors that swing all the way back and out of the way. Glass uppers to show off some beautiful glass collections, reclaimed wood counter top and tin back-splash. The cabinet finish is white paint with a dark chocolate glaze. Beautiful, yet amazingly functional in so many ways.

Interior Design by: TOC design. Project Manager: TOC design & Construction inc. Contractor: Ivco inc. Photographer: Guillaume Gorini. A medley of materials works together to create a modern kitchen with a distinctly traditional feel. Oversized slabs of Quartz from Silestone with a beveled edge and clipped corners. Custom cabinets with many interior fixings, fluted legs, closed light valance with puck lights, the continuous crown molding. We even did a special cabinet just for a small TV. So that we would not see any exposed wires. The interior of the cabinets are made to match the walnut floor color with a wood scrape melamine able to handle wear and tear. The cabinet doors where designed and manufactured especially for the client not too traditional not too contemporary. The backsplash is the belle of the ball, with its ornate shape and mat bronze finish. Each cabinet handle was carefully selected to blend with the proportion of doors. Giving this kitchen a warm touch. The large 24” x 24” rectified heated porcelain floor blends in nicely and conceals dirt tracked in by the boys. We can also find a wine rack , open cubbies for cook books, an oversized under mount double sink, extra large paneled refrigerator. What’s not to love. Every aspect of this home has been detailed and cared for with the clients vision of simple traditional that a family can live and Love for many years to come.

800 sqft garage conversion into ADU (accessory dwelling unit) with open plan family room downstairs and an extra living space upstairs. pc: Shauna Intelisano

An extra pantry cabinet flanks the new banquette in the dining area, adding storage and eliminating dead space.
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The faceted bronze tile backsplash adds a lustrous texture to the kitchen without distracting from the subtle refinement of the custom bronze and black drawer pulls and the black plumbing fixtures. The extra-wide drawers act as storage for all the clients kitchen accessories, making storage not only plentiful but convenient.