The work that Reflections does is top tier and will help all your pieces to look the absolute best…read morethey can. They have impeccable taste that helps to upgrade any room and makes such a difference.

Leslie is fantastic!!! She was welcoming and fun to talk to and very easy to work with as we talked…read moreabout framing options. I was very pleased that we weren't sold things, such as glass types that we didn't need. I would whole heartedly recommend this business to anyone needing framing done and I can't wait to see my pieces finished. I will be going back with another piece in the future!

$$$$. overpriced and terrible selection…read more Drove 2 hours for this? Odd design and way too much furniture. One time experience.

I was visiting a friend in London and we decided to check out Memory Lane Antiques, By the time we…read morewere done it was more than an hour later! This place has a LOT of inventory, from Grandma Victoriana to Mid-century furniture and decor, random board games and children's toys. Prices also varied - we saw the same stool, both similar condition, being sold for $26 from one vendor and $90 from a different vendor! We also saw a lot of restored Mid-century furniture in great condition, I would have taken a dining set home if I had room to jam it in my apartment. I will definitely return next time I'm in London!

I visited the Arts Project when my friends company was celebrating their anniversary. They had a…read moreprojector set up with a slideshow and a movie. It was catered and had alcohol as well. This is a perfect space for a smaller event with urban flare. As I add happenings around London to the Yelp Events page, I always find a TON of stuff happening at the Arts Project. From plays, exhibits, painting, to event hosting, this place is a multifaceted space with great work on the walls. I took some time to take in the art while we celebrated at the event and each piece was very lovely. I don't know too much about art galleries or art itself but I really enjoyed my time here. It felt relaxed, yet exclusive. Next time you need a spot to host an event, check out the Arts Project, you will be glad you did!

For the creatively inclined and curious, this is the go to place. Many art classes open to the…read morepublic, festivals using this location as HQ, you'll definitely find something to your liking. Yesterday was promoting the Dundas street festival. There is a variety of art on display by local artists. The atmosphere is very upbeat and you should definitely come here during the London fringe festival!

Fired Up Glass Arts is not just a store, it is an experience!…read more Warning: there is so much to look at that you need a good amount of time to take it all in so do not go when you are in a hurry. There is half a wall of frit, (so many colours, so many sizes!) and a whole wall of Bullseye glass in full or half sheets, rods, stringers and billets. One thing I find really useful is that they also stock everything in 10x10 inch pieces so you can try out new colours or combinations before you commit to the expense of a big sheet. There is a big window with lots of natural light and lots of room so you can take sheets out and hold them up to the light or lay them out next to different colours to plan your project. There are great sales at least a couple times a year, which have been great to expand my frit stash or try out colours or products I normally would not use. The owner, Jayne, is very friendly and helpful. She is always ready to answer any questions, give advice and assistance, but doesn't hover over your shoulder, and lets you take the time you need to browse. She also seems to know what every colour fires like and how they look when combined with other colours. Any time I have asked about what something looks like when fired, she has been able to show it to me in a test tile or sample piece. That has saved me a lot of time and money instead of having to find out by trial and error. I also find it inspiring whenever I go into the shop because Jayne is also an artist and runs classes, and workshops so there are always pieces in various states of completion to look at either from her own work or that of the students. I always come away with a new idea or a solution to a problem. The other big benefit of Fired Up Glass Arts for me is the drop-in studio times. In addition to formal courses and workshops, Jayne offers regular, weekly, drop-in, studio times where you can pay a fee to use the space, specialized equipment, slumping molds and get help or instruction if needed. I do a lot or my work at home but there is a lot of equipment that I cannot afford to purchase or do not have room for at home that I get to use during the studio times. It makes it feasible to do a lot of different fused articles without having to buy and store equipment that is seldom used but great to be able to access when you want to. This has been especially useful when I needed to do a large project that won't fit into my own small kiln at home. It is also a nice change to work with other people who share the same passion for glass that I do. I highly recommend Fired Up Glass Arts, but be warned, Bullseye glass can be addicting! Side effects include happiness and seeing rainbows.

This shop is an amazing independent find! I'm in the process of re-furnishing my bedroom and I was…read moresearching for unique one-of-a-kind quality pieces. Upon entering the store I knew I'd find something very special and I did! If you're in the market for boho/rustic furniture this is your one stop stop. Meenu was helpful and gave us a great deal on my little beauty.

Really a 3.5. Let me explain…read more We had two antique pieces recovered in leather. The leather is beautiful but the staples are visible all the way around the piping. We also had a custom couch made. Again, the design is beautiful but the quality of the work has a few bobbles to it. For example, it's obvious that they miscut a piece of fabric for one of the cushions so they just added an another piece. It's the only cushion with that extra piece added. Also, the inside seams weren't serged, so they are frayed. The couch looks good and has held up well, but the cutting of corners is noticeable to someone who sews. Items were delivered on time. Prices commensurate with the work done.

I want to thank you sooooo much, your store helped me out so much. i had a problem with an item…read morethat i bought, i was very concerned because i am housebound and couldn't get to the store,They replaced the item AND delivered it quite quickly. Thank you Thank you Thank you !!!!i cannot express how happy you have made me

This store is substantially smaller than the one at Southdale and Wonderland. Checkout lines can be…read morevery long. They have a framing department but wait for the frequent 40% off sales. There are also coupons in the weekly flyer. Check smartcanucks.com for online coupons or coupons that can downloaded to devices. I rarely buy anything here at full price. Recently I was looking for fabric transfer paper. The regular price was almost three times the price at Staples (which is directly adjacent). Sometimes they have good deals on smaller items as you pass through the checkout area such as $1 for a tube of glow necklaces.

New to London this was one of the first consignment shops I found that was close to my location…read more Loved it. Clean, organized, lots to look at and very friendly staff. Worth a visit!

This is a higher-end consignment shop stuffed floor to ceiling with women's clothes, handbags,…read moreshoes and accessories. They have a restrictive consignment policy. If you want to take things in then call ahead to make an appointment because you'll need one. There is a regular section and a designer section. Some of the clothes still have tags on them (thank you to those women who buy items but decide not to wear them!). They carry all sizes so you're sure to find something. Reasonable prices, especially if the item is on sale. Loyalty card gets you a $25 certificate after five purchases over $50. Helpful staff didn't make me feel as though they suspected every customer was trying to shoplift, an attitude far too prevalent in retail today.