Love the selections here. Everything is modern classy chic! Customer service is fantastic and they…read morehave the most gentle, cutest fluffiest floof who will greet you. Lots of selections on fabric and colour also! Wanna have a insta ready and magazine worthy living space? Make sure you check our Modern Living Spacw

They have a pretty big selection and prices are fair. I bought a coffee table here and it was…read moredelivered on time, undamaged. I will most likely go back to buy my LED lights.

I was really impressed with The Arts Market. I was asking how this place worked, and it is not a…read morecommission store. It's a place where different people rent out sections or shelves of the stores to sell their items. They, then, get all of the profit from those sales. I purchased a number of 3D printed items, which were adorable, and multi-coloured, beyond what I would have been able to print out on my own. For five dollars each, they were a steal. There are a also a number of different jewelry sections, as well as some retro toys and comic books. Everything about this place and how it works was very charming to me. I'll have to go back in the future to see how the different booths / shops rotate.

I visited Arts Market after work today. I had an order to pick up. I also ended up getting more…read moreitems. Figures! This store is on the north side of Danforth Avenue, a few steps away from Glebemount Avenue. I used to visit this area often when Queenie's Cards had a physical store. It was nice being back in this neighbourhood. Parking on a side street is your cheapest, free option. I parked across the street on Aldridge Aveune. It was cool seeing a lot of houses with Halloween decorations. I crossed the street at the lights. There is a ramp to get in and out of this store. I was welcomed by Rosie, who used to work at Queenie's Cards. It was nice seeing a familiar face. She let me know that there's merchandise downstairs, as well as the main floor that we were on. It's a long flight of stairs to get to and from the floors. You're out of luck if you're looking for an elevator, as stores in this neighbourhood have been around for many decades. You basically have beautiful items made by artisans for sale in this venue. Rosie had doodles that come to life in the form of pins, hats, and stickers, for instance. I saw everything from handmade soy candles, to an old 101 Dalmatians touchtone phone. In the basement, I saw an Aladdin thermos that I had as a teenager. It was wild reliving my hot foods past! I loved browsing around this store. I ultimately picked up an eight-pack of Squishmallows plush ornaments, a glass bubble for my air plants, and a cute frog sticker from Rosie's collection. I don't know who crafted the glass bubble, but it's gorgeous. I paid with a credit card. I tapped and all was great. I didn't bother getting a paper bag. I ended up carrying everything to my car that was steps away. It was nice being in this venue. I look forward to returning and doing more shopping damage. Rosie is a talented artist. She was wearing a SkyDome sweater. I was so envious of her awesome find. If you are looking for a gift, this place is for you. You can also get a ton of gift cards. Everything in this store was up my alley. (414)

LEN is such a fantastic store, it carries a vast range of beautiful Canadiana merchandise ranging…read morefrom $5 to $300. It is my family's go to store whenever we need a gift or card. They actually have the best range of cards I've seen in Toronto and a fabulous selection of jewellery. I love that they play host to so many local artists and make a real effort to stock as many North American made products as they can. New and unique stock seems to arrive on a regular basis so there's always an interesting find whenever I go in. I love LEN!!!

I adore this place! The shop's owner is so nice; every time I go in he always strikes up such…read morelovely conversation. Everything you see in here has so much character and for a tiny shop it has a plethora of different, unique items you'd have trouble finding anywhere else. I would definitely recommend this place to anyone who is a big fan of vintage and/or antique home decor.

A wonderfully eclectic mix of vintage items from all over the world, and a store owner who really…read moreknows his stuff! When they say "First we find the treasure, then we bury it again for you," they aren't kidding; the store is packed to the rafters with amazing finds. With a bit of help from the staff though, there's a 99.9999999% chance you'll find what you were looking for and three awesome things besides. Check it out!

I am a creeper. I stalked Urban Tree Salvage online for almost 2 years before I got up the nerve…read more(and budget) to introduce myself to them. UTS sells furniture and slabs. Sometimes they sell sanded slabs but usually they are rough sawn and kiln dried (which means you have a lot of sanding ahead of you). The slabs are really reasonably priced. I have often agonized about purchasing one (I live in an apartment and I assume my landlord would be dissatisfied if I hauled a thickness sander into my basement). Their wood all comes from salvaged trees in the GTA. It's different than reclaimed wood because it has never been anything before except a tree. The trees are cut down for different reasons - clearing, sickness, whatever. UTS dries them and mills them into slabs. Then you can buy a big piece of wood or you can buy furniture. The good: - Their furniture is gorgeous and they will make whatever you want. - They're delightful to deal with and you can see them by appointment if you have a lot to talk about. The bad: - custom orders can take a long time. I ordered a desk in April and got it in August. - I don't want to say it's expensive because it's really not in the grand scheme of the life of the piece. But prepare yourself to drop serious coin on furniture that they make. And... yes... just be prepared for sticker shock. And then think about how much your grandchildren will love the piece you just bought in 50 years when there is only plantation wood available to them for 'real' furniture. Would I shop here again? Yes. Once ever 3 or 4 years I think I can afford to shop here again. And I will continue to creep their website monthly & occasionally drive out there and drool over slabs.

Holy smoke...I thought I had died and gone to heaven when I first walked through the doors…read more Having a few renovation projects to do around the house, I scoured the internet for: 1) Live Edge Slabs; and 2) reclaimed barn wood; and I kept being drawn back to their website. Having read all about the challenges when using these two mediums...I thought I was ready to take the plunge and at least look at some wood. The Live Edge Slab was going to be for the top of my fireplace...a three sided monster that many homes built since the 90's have. The barn wood was going to be used for a DIY project of mine - making a headboard for a newly purchased mattress....sort of shabby chic style. The store itself wasn't that difficult to find (thank god for a GPS) and it is very deceiving from the outside. The store is very long, with pre constructed items in the front, and raw product at the back. Besides barn wood and live edge slabs, they also carry barn beams and other wood related items. Some of the already constructed items were expensive (although 1 of a kind), but as I was going to be doing the work myself, I headed to the back to peruse their wares. Their selection of barn wood was adequate, not stellar, but I was told by the salesman that everything is based on supply...and that they get barn wood in-stock frequently during the month. I left feeling defeated at: 1) the hope of finding a piece of live slab big enough for what I wanted to do with it; and 2) the inventory of barn wood was not great and who knew how long it would take to get a decent inventory level. However, a few weeks later I returned and boom...they had tons of reclaimed barn wood in stock. I was like a kid in a candy store...measuring boards, looking through stock, selecting then deciding on another piece, etc. Barn wood really is unique as one board possesses two colours...1) Grey - which was on the outside of a barn exposed to the elements; and 2) Brown - the colour of the wood on the interior of the barn. So, you can use either side of the board for your project. Some external pieces even have old paint on them (if a farmer was so inclined to paint his barn)....some even have shades of green which could be from moss or lichen. Anyways, I selected enough barn wood to build a King Headboard. Price was reasonable...approx. $390 for lots of reclaimed wood. I cannot wait to start the project. Oh...and live slab is what they call a piece of wood that has the bark still on it, or just removed....but unmanufactured (eg -its not 2 x 4 or 4 x 4 wood). It is wood in its natural state (think of cutting a tree down and then chain sawing through the trunk, either horizontally or vertically). Great store, staff was uber friendly and knowledgeable, barn wood was very reasonably priced and already kiln dried. Love this place !

Just stumbled by chance. They have quite nice furnishings. I was short on time but plan to revisit.read more

Great furniture store with a fully furnished apartment show room! I did not expect to see such a…read moregreat shop in that neck of the woods. Worth checking out! Great prices and very good selection of modern and contemporary furniture. Located right across from Canadian Tire.

New Indian place on Yonge just south of Eglinton. They opened about two weeks ago and I was able to…read morestop by for lunch. I had the Cafe Irani Keema Pav - Minced mutton with pav (bread). It was a delicious meal. The keema was flavourful and filling. This is a starter dish but made a complete meal for me. It was quite oily though. Don't forget to squeeze the lime into the Keema. Hours later, and I am still full. They also have me a complimentary snack, an Amuse Bouche, a crunchy kale based snack with tamarind and pomegranate. Quite good. They had tucked a napkin under the keema pot. It's good to wipe your hands on a paper napkin while eating with your hands. The place itself has a relaxed nice vibe. The decor is pretty. I sat in the window enjoying the view. Service was friendly. They are keen and welcoming. The mocktail menu looks interesting. Prices are similar to other places in the vicinity. Their menu has a few interesting dishes which I will be trying slowly. They told me that next week, they are bringing in lunch-Indian-box, kind of like bento box. Stay tuned!

I like Beddington's in my neighbourhood. They are now owned by Oxford Mills - sometimes there is a…read moregood sale. The salespeople are very helpful as well.

Found the most wonderful Christmas ornaments here and had to buy even though I'm not really a…read more"Christmassy" person. The owner was friendly and very kind, he even let me bring my dog in. The shop is beautifully curated and I could have spent a lot more time there but....the dog...ya know!

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