Designing with Intention: Why I Choose Canadian Suppliers
When it comes to designing a kitchen, every detail matters—from the overall layout to the materials that bring it to life. I’ve always been intentional about the products I use, not just for their quality but for what they represent. Choosing Canadian-made materials isn’t just about supporting local businesses; it’s about investing in craftsmanship, sustainability, and the long-standing tradition of excellence we have right here at home.
Cabinetry: Built Where the Wood Grows
Canada is rich in natural resources, and much of our high-quality wood is milled in Quebec. So, it only makes sense that exceptional cabinetry is crafted there too. That’s why I work with Miralis, a family-owned company that has been creating stunning, high-performance cabinetry in Quebec since 1976. Their dedication to innovation and quality aligns perfectly with the kitchens I design.
Countertops: Strength and Beauty from Ontario
A kitchen isn’t complete without durable, beautiful surfaces, and for that, I turn to HanStone Quartz. Manufactured in London, Ontario, HanStone offers a premium product that stands up to the demands of daily life while looking effortlessly elegant. It’s been my go-to choice for years because it consistently delivers on both style and performance.
Sinks: Precision Craftsmanship in Every Detail
A great sink is more than just a functional element—it’s a workhorse that needs to be durable and well-crafted. That’s why I trust Franke & Kindred, manufactured in Midland, Ontario. Their precision engineering and timeless design ensure that every kitchen I create has the quality and functionality my clients expect.
Supporting Canadian Craftsmanship
Canada has always been home to incredible resources and top-tier craftsmanship. By choosing Canadian suppliers, I’m not only ensuring that my designs meet the highest standards, but I’m also supporting the businesses that make our industry strong. Because a well-designed kitchen starts with the best materials – and for me, that means looking close to home.