Our 2016 Guide to Toronto’s Best Design Stores
The city’s hottest design destinations – organized by neighbourhood
“A chair is a very difficult object. A skyscraper is almost easier. That is why Chippendale is famous.” – Ludwig Mies van der Rohe (1886-1969), German-American architect.
From the downtown core to the ‘burbs and back, each neighbourhood has its own distinct mix of furniture and lighting shops, decor boutiques and kitchen and bath showrooms.
Our 2016 shopping guide gives you the scoop on the very best in modern and contemporary design.
Queen East: A ‘hood humming with vintage cool, brilliant baby stuff and contemporary heirlooms
King East: Luxe, architectural flagships filled with European statement pieces (and the odd duck)
King West: Fashionable condo gear and Suits-worthy office furniture in the Financial District
Queen West: A vogueish promenade lined with big boxes and stalwarts, dives and the always divine
Midtown: Tony boutiques stocked with both posh and practical solutions for the discerning shopper
West End: Where industrial wares and locally made woodwork mingle with minimalist imports
Uptown: Every home-renovator’s dream: Never-ending options for fixtures, fittings and furniture
And more… Not-to-miss destinations off the beaten path and just a short drive away
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