Who We Are
At Arsh Art Cabinet Refinishing, we are passionate about transforming kitchens with precision, craftsmanship, and a dedication to quality. Specializing in cabinet refinishing, painting, and refacing, our team brings years of expertise to every project, helping homeowners achieve a fresh, modern look without the cost of a complete renovation.
We believe that your kitchen is the heart of your home, and we take pride in every detail—from our meticulous preparation to flawless spray finishes. Using only premium materials and industry-leading techniques, we ensure durability, beauty, and a factory-quality finish that stands the test of time.
Whether you’re looking to refresh your existing cabinets, update their color, or completely modernize your space, Arsh Art Cabinet Refinishing is your trusted partner for stunning results. Our mission is simple: to bring your vision to life with craftsmanship you can trust and results you’ll love.
Kitchen Cabinets Upgrade, Beyond your Expectation!
WE DO IT PROFESSIONALLY!
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Serving Toronto, Etobicoke, North York, Markham, Richmond Hill, Aurora, Newmarket, Stouffville, King City, Woodbridge, Vaughan, Mississauga, Brampton
What Our Clients Say
We had an amazing experience with Arsh Art Cabinet Refinishing! The team was professional, punctual, and transformed our kitchen cabinets beautifully.
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Excellent work! The spray painting job on our cabinets was flawless, and the finish looks factory-made. Very happy with their service!
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Great attention to detail and customer service. Our cabinets look brand new! I would definitely use Arsh Art again for future projects.
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Testimonials
Gini M, in Toronto
“Arsh Art did a great job refinishing my 92 year old mother’s kitchen cupboards. Looks as if she had a new kitchen installed. Communication was great and they were always on time. The installer took his time and was very detailed. Highly recommend Sara & this company.”
Maria Di-Paolla
“Finished product was very impressive. Substantial work went into the preparation which included sanding and adding 3 coats of primer in addition to two coats of paint. We elected to spray paint the frames and fixed panels which added more preparation to tape and isolate the area. Sara and her team were a pleasure to work with and we highly recommend them.”
Dave B. in Woodbridge
“Arsh Art Ccabinets, refaced my kitchen cabinets and countertops. They did my ensuite bathroom cabinetry and counter tops as well. We love our new kitchen! We are all very happy with your quality, punctuality, professionalism and friendliness. Thanks Sara & Amir.”
4 Reasons Why Kitchen Cabinet Refinishing is Worth it
No matter the condition, if you’re considering painting kitchen cabinets or refinishing them, there are four great reasons why you should do it yourself or with the help of a professional rather than investing in new cabinets altogether. Here are the top four reasons why painting or refinishing your kitchen cabinets can be worth it instead of buying new ones.
Cabinet Refinishing Can Save You Money!
When you repaint kitchen cabinets, you may think that you’re spending a lot of money on something that doesn’t improve your home. But cabinet painting will actually cost less than a third of new cabinets. If you’re planning to sell your house in a few years, saving money on paint may make your home more appealing to buyers. And if you plan to stay in your home for a while, repainting also makes sense. With new materials and technologies in cabinet construction, painting can give new life to tired and outdated kitchens without spending thousands of dollars on brand-new cabinets. Cabinet Refacing instead of replacing the entire set, homeowners can freshen up their cabinets for less than a third of what new cabinets would cost. The most common reason people buy new cabinets isn’t that they need them; they want them. For many homeowners, buying new cabinets isn’t an option because they don’t have enough space or simply don’t want to remodel their whole kitchen. In those cases, why not invest in painted ones?
Are you selling your house? Cabinet Refinishing Helps you make it faster!
People consider the kitchen the most important part of a house for buyers. It is where we prepare food and spend a lot of time with family and friends. So, you should not underestimate the importance of your kitchen when painting cabinets. When you invest in refinishing your cabinets, they will look new while giving you the value they deserve. Repainting kitchen cabinets can increase their value if done correctly; replacing them is an entirely different story. If you’re thinking about selling your home, investing in refreshing your cabinets can help boost its appeal to prospective buyers who might otherwise overlook it. Think of them as pieces of art: even though they serve a functional purpose (providing storage space), their design also contributes to their aesthetic appeal. Even people who don’t love cooking might still pay extra for beautiful cabinets—they’re more than just practical elements.
Do you Like Modern Houses? It Never Comes With an Old Kitchen
It can be challenging to stick to a modern colour palette if your cabinets have built 15 years ago. You need to make sure that your wall colour and your cabinet color complement each other, so you don’t have a mismatch. This depends on how your kitchen looks and whether you think people notice these details when they step into your home. When painting cabinets, it’s crucial to ensure they match both flooring and countertops and highlight each other with similar shades. The last thing you want in a modern kitchen is an outdated feel. Suppose you decide to go with cabinet refacing. There are several options available in that case: your choice of MDF doors or Wooden doors!
Cabinet Painting, A Faster & Lower Stress Level Project
Every aspect of repainting cabinets has a minimal stress factor. First, kitchen cabinet painting can be done in 10 days or less with close to zero disruption to your home and family. Also, if you choose high-quality paint that will last, you won’t need to repaint them for several years – if ever! The most significant advantage to refinishing cabinets instead of replacing them is saving money. Cabinet refacing takes up significantly less space than brand new cabinets because only doors and drawer fronts are replaced.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between cabinet painting and cabinet refacing?
Cabinet painting involves applying a fresh coat of durable paint to your existing cabinets while refacing kitchen cabinets includes replacing doors and drawer fronts and updating hardware for a brand-new look.
How long does it take to reface the cabinet with new doors?
Do I need to replace my cabinets, or can they be painted/refaced?
Frequently Asked Questions
What types of cabinet doors can be painted?
How long does it take to paint the cabinet?
Will the paint finish hold up over time?
Which areas in the city do you service?
Our Complete Kitchen Cabinets Painting Service Area
Toronto Vaughan Markham Etobicoke Mississauga Oakville Brampton Ajax Newmarket-Aurora Oshawa Scarborough Woodbridge Thornhill North York Richmond Hills Whitby
Downtown Toronto
• Alexandra Park
• The Annex
• Baldwin Village
• Cabbagetown
• CityPlace
• Chinatown
• Church and Wellesley
• Corktown
• Discovery District
• Distillery District
• Entertainment District
• East Bayfront
• Fashion District
• Financial District
• Garden District
• Grange Park
• Harbord Village
• Harbourfront
• Kensington Market
• Little Japan
• Moss Park
• Old Town
• Quayside
• Queen Street West
• Regent Park
• South Core
• St. James Town
• St. Lawrence
• Toronto Islands
• Trefann Court
• University (Huron–Sussex)
• Yorkville
Toronto East End
• The Beaches (The Beach)
• East Chinatown
• East Danforth
• Gerrard Street East (Little India)
• Greektown (The Danforth)
• Leslieville
• Main Square
• Playter Estates
• Port Lands
• Riverdale
• Upper Beaches
• Villiers Island
Toronto North End
• Bedford Park
• Casa Loma
• Chaplin Estates
• Davisville Village
• Deer Park
• Forest Hill
• Lawrence Park
• Lytton Park
• Midtown
• Moore Park
• North Toronto
• Rosedale
• South Hill
• Summerhill
• Uptown
• Wanless Park
• Wychwood Park
• Yonge–Eglinton
Toronto West End
• Beaconsfield Village
• Bloor West Village
• Bloorcourt Village
• Bracondale Hill
• Brockton Village
• Carleton Village
• Corso Italia
• Davenport
• Dovercourt Park
• Dufferin Grove
• Earlscourt
• Fort York
• High Park
• The Junction
• Koreatown
• Liberty Village
• Little Italy
• Little Portugal
• Little Tibet
• Mirvish Village
• Ordinance Triangle
• Palmerston
• Parkdale
• Queen Street West
• Regal Heights
• Roncesvalles
• Runnymede
• Seaton Village
• Swansea
• Trinity–Bellwoods
• Wallace Emerson
