Here are my picks for the top kids furniture stores in Toronto.
Ella+Elliot
The high-end store beloved by parents with an eye for modern design is on the pricey side, but hard to resist. Your tot probably doesn't need a $500 high chair, but it sure is pretty!
Pottery Barn Kids
Carrying their own exclusive line, Pottery Barn Kids offers good quality furniture in classic styles. Their selection of kids seating is especially fun and they offer personalization on select pieces including the popular Anywhere Chairs.
Moms to be...and More
With super friendly and knowledgeable staff, the always-busy Leaside store carries a well-curated selection of top brands. Their furniture lines balance style and quality at a reasonable price point.
Ikea
With options from simple, to modern, to classic, to fun, Ikea is a go-to for many parents looking to furnish on a budget. Their extendable beds - that grow as your child does - means your little one will have a bed that fits, from toddler to teen.
BB Buggy
BB Buggy carries stylish and innovative lines like Oeuf and Stokke. While some say the customer service is lacking, you'll be hard-pressed to find a better selection of quality kids gear downtown.
Li'l Niblets
The north Toronto shop carries two high quality furniture brands: Natart, made in Quebec, and Newport Cottages, out of California. Both are made-to-order with Newport offering 40 different finishes - anything from hot pink to royal blue, even gold!
Gautier
Designed and manufactured in France, the high-quality and eco-friendly furniture at Gauthier is made for small spaces. One of their top sellers is the Compact bed, which is essentially a bedroom in one: bed, dresser, additional storage, and play nook.
Advice from a Caterpillar
The high-end boutique - where you can get a 3D swim suit from Stella McCartney Kids, complete with 3D glasses! - carries a handful of select pieces. If you're thinking about kids-sized Tolix chair or a crib from Danish line Leander, add this Summerhill shop to your visit list.
The Bunk House
Formerly located on Avenue Road and now on Tycos Drive, the Bunk House has been in business for over 50 years and is an institution of sorts in north Toronto. Whether traditional or modern, their bunk beds are high-quality and wonderfully functional: stairs that double as drawers, a pullout trundle bed for sleepovers, or bunks that un-stack into two singles.
Mother Hubbards
Canadian company Mother Hubbard's manufactures and sells their own line of bedroom sets from one location. With a selection of colours and hardware to choose from, you can by a whole collection or mix and match pieces as your family grows.
What did I miss? Add your suggestions for kids furniture stores in the comments.
Photo by Ella+Elliott via Facebook.
by Jenna King via blogTO
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