If you like rummaging through junk shops or flea markets looking for memorabilia, indestructible…read morekitchen goods and home decor from decades past, before "planned obsolescence" when everything is Made in Chine, has a 1 year warranty and breaks down on day 367 so you're forced to go out and buy something newer model which is even more poorly built, then if you happen to be in the Georgina/Sutton/Keswick area, this is definitely a must-stop. I was here the other day with my cousin's husband, who like me, loves visiting these kinds of spots. I've been looking for a vintage stand mixer for a while now, one of those indestructibly- built ones from the 1960s or 70s from companies which no longer make them, like Phillips, or Sunbeam and with metal parts (not plastic- the fact that they are super heavy is how you know). I don't want Kitchenaid or whatever. My cousin got a Sunbeam one for $50 from the 1950s and it's still going strong. I didn't find what I was looking for, but the fun of these kinds of places is that it never hurts to look. This place has stalls and stalls of old vintage stuff and at a fraction of the prices bearded hipsters with man-buns will charge you in Toronto. Paintings, Depression-era glass glassware and dining ware, fine bone china tea cups, Waterford crystal, nested Pyrex mixing bowls. You just have to know what you're looking for.

Most expensive community based thrift store I have ever been to…read more I've visited 100's of thrift stores in Ontario, Quebec and up state NY How can a store justify $19 for a dirty used Old Navy dress And new made in China damaged clutch purse $12 that was new retail normally $5 in Chinatown. If you're looking for $0.99 vhs tapes or DVD at $1.99 for the cottage great. Otherwise this places is an extremely expensive junk store that believes it's a vintage boutique.

Used to shop here and found good deals. Recently, however, was verbally assaulted by male…read moreassociate with glasses. He is rude, abusive to customers and completely unprofessional. Mike the owner should consider the credibility damage a person like this does to his business.

I have been using Stagers Choice since they started their rental business more than 10 years ago. A…read moreprofessional moving team, the ladies in the office, their Owner Osama Kolta... all reasons to come back every time I have a project that requires furniture. I recommend them 100%

Good services are provide at this store. I am satisfied with their quality products and recommended…read moreyou to go there because I have saved thousands of bucks.

Beautiful product and fairly priced from my professional experience. Eye candy galore…read more However, the customer service here is below any business standards ! I've visited multiple times, Every time I walk inn it's very evident, that they pick and chose who they approach, they will avoid you if you don't 'look' a specific way. Or insist on someone helping you place an order, but mostly they thrive on their design consult. It's really remarkable and offensive. Here's an example tat any working parent can relate too, On days I'm working were generally dressed well, I certainly get a very different reaction and treatment HERE, vs. When I'm running errands in a track suit hair up in a messy bun it u set a hat , with my children. I specifically came inn today for. $$2,6k over sized acrylic and glass coffee table, as well as a $3k chandelier for our foyer, however... due to the reaction and all those free /unoccupied employees walking past me, on the floor and in the back in the dales area, next to their office. We left once again with no purchase. although We would linger, walk in multiple circles, to admire, remeasure and in hopes we can get a sales rep. No eye contact hello, or any sign of acknowledgement.. In comparison to their competitors next door! Who had much better service, and get this ... the Same and or similar items, and some...... so, We decided to take my business elsewhere. ‍ Sorry Kimberly .... your staff blew it for us, over and over again !

I am a student hoping to go into interior design. Decided to take a look and see if I could find…read moreinspiration for some sketches. Let's start with the customer service: Vanette is the most friendly, down to earth, and amazing sales associate I have spoken to in a long time. As another retail employee, I model my service on hers. I spent probably 15-20 minutes just chatting with her - she didn't make me feel pressured or unwelcome in any way, which is much appreciated (and to be honest, can be rare nowadays). I appreciate the good customer service. I am more of a mid century modern guy while this collection is very contemporary. However, I still like a lot of their things personally (huge, gorgeous live edge acacia dining table made me wish I had a bigger apartment). TL;DR: this store has out of this world customer service and a very nice collection. Vanette really deserves to be recognized as she is outstanding.

Union Lighting is known to have the most lighting selection in all of Toronto. We came here to get…read moreinspiration and to check out some lighting IRL instead of just me imagining through Pinterest. We wanted some statement lights over our dining table and kitchen counters. I don't understand why there are such low ratings here. I'm sure many people here are just browsing, and I rather have a sales rep give us the space and only come to us if we need help and seriously find a piece we're considering. So I have no issues with how no one really came up to us. There's a lot of lighting, but personally, not enough contemporary/modern lighting to our liking. We did take some pictures of the few we liked that are more contemporary-inspired. However, we don't love it enough to pull the trigger. The prices for the lighting are very high for the ones we looked at, about $1500 (for that round chandelier) to $5600 (Criss Cross silver lighting). We liked the look of the round chandelier the most. To our surprise, our neighbour has the same one. So loses that unique appeal. Also don't know how we would change the light if it burns out? Lighting is all personal preference. This trip nothing really screamed "this is the one" for us. If you're into other design themes like traditional, industrial, mid-century modern etc, you may find there is more to your liking than the modern/contemporary styles here. I still recommend to check it out though for yourself if you're in the market for lighting.

Customer service is terrible. I've been to the store 3-4 times and I have to wait for the same…read moresalesperson for more than 20 minutes every time. This salesperson couldn't give me the time of the day even though I just bought a light fixture that costs more than $1k. I would have cancelled the order ( due to poor customer service) but I'm sure they will think of a way to charge me restocking fee. Will take my business somewhere else!