Three decades of made-to-measure mastery.

The Founder

Noam Perez. Interior designer first, manufacturer second.

iKitchen began in Montreal in the mid-1990s, when interior designer Noam Perez kept running into the same wall on project after project: the cabinetry available simply didn't fit the rooms — or the people — he was designing for. Stock boxes came in stock sizes. Homes don't. So he did what designers do when the market says no: he built the answer himself.

That designer's instinct still runs through everything iKitchen makes. Where most manufacturers start from what the factory can produce, we start from how you live — how you cook, dress, work, and gather — and then engineer cabinetry to match. It's why the company's motto has never changed: made to measure — everyone else makes boxes.

Three decades on, the Montreal workshop has become a full factory, and one location has become nine showrooms across the United States and Canada. What hasn't changed is the personality at the center of it. Noam still approaches every project as an interior designer: opinionated about proportion, fanatical about detail, and convinced that the answer to a client's idea should almost always begin with "yes."

Interior designers across North America noticed. They kept bringing us their hardest, most ambitious projects — and kept coming back. That's how iKitchen earned the name it's proudest of: The Designer's Choice in North America.

Craft & Materials

European precision. North American wood. Our own factory.

Every iKitchen piece is manufactured in our own factory in Montreal, Canada — not brokered, not imported from an anonymous supplier. Owning the factory means owning the quality: we select the lumber, mill the doors, spray and cure the finishes, and stand behind all of it with a lifetime warranty.

We build in premium North American hardwoods — oak, walnut, maple, cherry, and ash — finished in stains, paints, and lacquers applied under controlled factory conditions. And we move on European hardware from Blum, Hettich, and Häfele: the soft-close hinges, undermount slides, and lift systems that professional designers specify worldwide, engineered for a lifetime of daily use.

The result is cabinetry you can feel before you can explain: doors that close like a held breath, drawers that glide full and silent, finishes with depth that a photo never quite captures.