161 Cumberland St
This store is a multicoloured treasure trove of hand-blown Venetian glass, delicate lighting fixtures and handmade sterling silver creations. You...
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55 BLOOR ST W
Since its humble beginnings as a radio repair shop back in 1946, Bay Bloor has become one of the city’s top audiovisual retailers. From gia...
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175 Avenue Rd
Inside their slick new digs at the corner of Ave and Dav, hi-fi meets high design with impressive displays of flat screens, telephones and speakers, plu...
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1331 Bay St
Take your time exploring the range of quirky yet ultra-modern offerings in this large, airy showroom dedicated to contemporary Italian furniture and ...
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111 QUEEN’S P
In place of Jamie Kennedy’s former swish restaurant, a casual cafe now offers faster, cheaper fixes from the celeb chef. Rustic sandwiches, like p...
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111 Queen's Park
Housed on the first floor of the world-recognized ceramics museum, this small gift shop focuses on ceramics, glass and wood objects, plus home access...
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60 Bloor St W
Josephson's has been in the eyewear business since 1935, providing Torontonians with top-of-the-line frames that range from subtle to flashy. They are t...
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82 Avenue Rd
Contemporary and space-saving kitchens grace this Victorian house on Avenue Road. Neff has been in the cabinetry biz since 1966, producing design...
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55 Bloor St W
Specializing in ergonomic but modern furniture for the home or office, Nirvana is an official distributor for Herman Miller and carries th...
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111 Yorkville Ave
The latest addition on the Yorkville block (by Michael Etherington of Lobby fame) serves up decadence in the form of a champagne and caviar bar. $$$$&nb...
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100 Queen's Park
Located on the ground floor of Libeskind’s one-of-a-kind space, this museum store takes up a sizable chunk of real estate and most of what’s...
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24 Bellair St, Suite 6
Rowley Ocampo’s tiny Yorkville accessory and doodad store is packed with designer household items and weirdly wonderful gifts. His eclectic...
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33 Hazelton Ave
Italian manufacturer Snaidero has brought a quirky touch to designer kitchens since 1946. The company’s newest offering, Orange, is not onl...
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98 Yorkville Ave
This Toronto garden and decor institution’s new flagship occupies a stately Georgian mansion, oozing glitter and glam. Inside this go-to store for...
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118 Cumberland St
Here you’ll find an ever-changing selection of works by Ontario Crafts Council artists and craftspeople working in media as diverse as pottery,...
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Bloor Street and Devonshire Place
Varsity Stadium was one of the country’s premiere sporting and concert venues for more than a century, host to such historic events as the 1950 Gr...
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