It's no surprise that there are more and more furniture consignment shops arriving on the scene, including Around The Block and newcomer Elle & Eve - we Torontonians do love a deal.
Here are my picks for the top furniture consignment stores in Toronto.
See also: The best consignment stores in Toronto
Of Things Past
Of Things Past stocks their two locations - a cozy Rosedale outpost and an enormous North York showroom - with some stunning secondhand gems. If you don't love the price on an item, you might want to gamble on whether or not it'll move; unsold items are marked down with each passing month.
A Changing Nest
This Bloor West Village shop knows the importance of careful staging and editing, with staff finding a perfect home for each piece within the immaculately-kept space. Their aesthetic tends toward the sweet and cheerful - farmhouse-chic painted furniture and all the trinkets you'd need to make your house feel like a home.
The Singing Lady
The Queensway consignment depot sprawls over 13,000 square feet, packed wall-to-wall with finds ranging from tiny treasures (including some truly gorgeous handmade finds) to hulking dining room tables. There's a nice variety of eras and styles represented, from rustic to ornate to midcentury modern.
Elegant Garage Sale
This Leaside shop, in addition to winning my undying love with this tweet, offers some very reasonable pricing on their selection of consigned pieces. You can readily score dressers and tables for less than $200, though the selection isn't terribly trendy.
Transition Squad
In addition to handling estate sales and auctions, this company runs a consignment depot near Dufferin and Lawrence, where they offer everything from fashion accessories (we spy some Matt & Nat wallets) to bedroom and dining room furniture, all at some remarkably reasonable prices.
Did I miss any? Leave your favourite furniture consignment store in Toronto in the comments.
Photo via A Changing Nest on Facebook.
by Natalia Manzocco via blogTO
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