Worst customer service i've ever received. For the most high-end furniture store, the salesmen make…read moreyou feel like they are giving you a privilege to even step in the store... If you need information or available patterns/colours the website has more info than what they will provide you with. This is not my first time in this store, but always the same service. Even Ikea has a better service and we're talking about 100X less expensive... Hopefully the new one in Dix30 has a better service.

For a high-end store like Roche-Bobois, it's always a pleasant visit. The designers/sales rep…read morealways give me their best advice, and show interest in my projects. I never feel pressured to purchase unlike in other stores. Great customer service !

Beautiful furniture and incredible service, the staff are always so friendly and have great…read morerelationships with their customers. Highly recommend

My favorite furniture store in Montreal, beautiful unique pieces and the staff is so helpful. Not…read moresure what the other review is talking about... Michael and Evan go to great lengths for their customers and will be your personal interior designer searching for the perfect piece from their many suppliers. It's so refreshing to break away from the Structube/Corbeil/Pottery Barn/West Elm items that everyone owns and finally find something unique in Canada that is good quality at a reasonable price. Can't recommend them highly enough!!!

Alas! A Flea market free of dust! While we have our favorite Antique store ways from Old Montréal,…read moreEcoDépôt was our answer (about a 30 minute drive from Old Montréal) for items being right up our alley with a bunch of good prices. Plus I also get a kick out of finding as many cool items in Montréal (which somehow seem to look and sound classier than the same shiit I can get back home). Covering lots of square footage, EcoDépôt is what it sounds like located in an industrial area off the highway. The first two things I noticed walking in was their Piano and Bill Withers playing. And by the way, the rest of their 60's R&B playlist was cool to hear in these parts. If it's chairs you're looking for- they have variety. Leather chairs? Several. Lamps? Many- plus so much other things. Actually one of the things hubs noticed is how clean items are and don't have years of dust on them! I'm still adding finishing touches to my vanity room and was hoping I'd find a specific stud chair here- but left empty-handed. But I did find a royal blue, metal utility box for CAN$39-which I'll repurpose for some of my items. Service was super nice from Ilene(?). I made the purchase alright, but I also wanted to close on a sweet deal- and EcoDepot didn't bulge. So just remember...there's no haggling here. Although I didn't find that perfect 'je ne sais quoi' piece that I had to have- I came out with something else.

This is a fun place to spend an afternoon looking around at vintage furniture and household goods…read more I don't understand people who go to IKEA all the time when you can just as easily hit the thrift and vintage shops and score stuff which is A) Much cheaper B) Better made, and not the usual Made in China crap C) Unique and one-of-a-kind. Chances are none of your friends will find the same Rococo-style lamp base that you might find here. I collect vintage enameled cast-iron cookware like Copco, Le Creuset, Desco and I found a few pieces here in excellent condition and at a much cheaper price than I've seen elsewhere for the same thing. I think if you have a certain eye for design and aesthetics, you can easily find some stuff here, from kitchen table sets, to old toasters from the 1940's that with a little elbow-grease and watching how-to videos on Youtube, you can easily bring back to their former glory.

Such a chic and beautiful home goods/accessories store! Was lucky enough to stumble upon this…read morecharming store with tons of amazing home decor from dried flowers, live plants, pillows, candles, Moroccan rugs, etc. One lovely lady (an owner) was very friendly, gracious, and took the time to explain the shop concept and where many of the pieces came from. If you're looking to add some chic pieces to beautify your home, this place will have it.

Came across this lovely store today which opened in the last few months. They mainly sell imported…read morehome accessories and have a very cute cafe in the back. The staff is extremely friendly! It's basically one of those stores where you won't want to leave. I will definitely be back and try their cafe as well. Check this place out when you're on Notre-Dame street :-)

I got my bedroom furniture from them. beautiful and high quality. The people who came to install…read morethem also were really professional and neat. However, the salesperson and sales manager were not helpful at all! They didn't have right information and they were playing good cop and bad cop at the time my furniture had a long delay and also my bed was not the one I wanted and had to ask to change it.

Beautiful furniture can be found here. We bought our living room set as well as other items to…read moredecorate our home here. They csn even place orders for you from catalogues. Price-tag can be ridiculous though! All orders went without a problem, items that were scheduled to come in a certain time frame did so and delivery went without issue.

Beatrice from Uruguay is the shopkeeper and she has collected treasures from other places, and some…read moreeveryday cool Things to add to your abode. She is friendly and warm and you can find cool gifts, unique finds for your space, and some used furniture. At the time I was there they had a fun lavender chesterfield Like Sofa in the window.

This shop, while advertised as an antiques shop is largely a shop of newer furniture, lighting, and…read moreaccessories made from re-claimed boards and metal. There are also some large metal letters, succulents and other random items. Prices here are reasonable, though not inexpensive.

I was recently wandering around Old Montreal with my daughter and we stumbled into this eclectic…read morehome goods store. It was fairly new; I had never seen this store before. The lovely young woman who worked there told me that they opened within the year, and there were two other Design Zola stores (one in Brossard and one on the plateau). Looking at the stores online, this site is rather small compared to the other locations, but man, it's in prime Vieux Montreal location, right on St. Paul across from the Bonsecours Market. I really like the business philosophy and corporate values of this company (i.e., supporting fair trade, and eco-friendly product lines). Personally, I'm not so into the boho/Indian/hippie aesthetic so much (think ceramic Buddha sculptures, brass Indian candelabras, rustic wooden frames surrounding mirrors, hanging star lanterns, lots of brass things, hand-painted ceramic knobs and hooks, batik-covered poof ottomans, elephant sculptures....you get the idea. They also carried lots of home textiles and some rustic wood furniture pieces. It all reminded me of a cross between Anthropologie and Restoration Hardware. But I appreciated the high quality of the goods, and my daughter really liked it all. Prices are high, but quality is good. It appeared like the items here are well-made and would last a long time. They also have some smaller, incidental-type items, like incense and incense accessories and hand-forged metal wall hooks. They also had a few decorative cushions around $40. So there are a few items here that aren't super pricey, and one could probably find some reasonably priced gifts here for folks who are into this Indian-boho look.

New York style showroom, with customizable Canadian Upholstery. Designer collections with…read moreexperienced interior design sales staff.

I loved shopping at Avenue. The whole experience was a pleasure. Designers are great, service was…read moreimpeccable, and I would recommend to anyone who needs furniture.