Furniture Stores in Ottawa, Canada

Glamour Designs does beautiful work.

Lisa Lusk at This N That Creations

Glamour Designs did an amazing job on a similar item for me. Great experience, start to finish! https://www.facebook.com/glamourdesignsottawa/

I'd be happy to help you Nancy. Www.facebook.com/thisnthatcreationscp

Thanks for the referrals...yes I do make signs. www.facebook.com/cre8 tive.junktion

The Upper Room http://upperroomhome.ca/ handsdown best quality in the city. My neighbour works there, loves it:)!

Bonds

http://www.thenewoaktree.com/ Beautiful furniture. My current bed is from there and solid. Friendly staff and the fact that you can choose most of their pieces in any wood they sell and multiple stains + lifetime warranty. Expensive but worth it.

The Amish Store in Balderson has some very nice stuff. Just make sure you can fit a whole tree through your door.

Do not buy anything from the brick. I bought a bed from the brick. Paid quite a bit it wasnt the cheap ones, had a dresser underneath and everything. All solid wood (or so it looked and felt) but when it broke, and I had to disassemble it I realized I could rip the pieces off by hand- and im not superman or anything. Its like it was held together by tacks.

What's wrong with affordable Swedish crap?

Themodernshop Blueprint home Alteriors Elevenfiftyfour

The Amish store in balderson. Seriously, check it out.

Anisa Khan does beautiful Henna! https://www.facebook.com/1421552624775691 Henna Designs Ink

https://www.facebook.com/610179139030452 Sana Khan : Henna Artist did the henna for Interlangues' 40 th anniversary, and everyone loved her!

https://www.facebook.com/1421552624775691 Henna Designs Ink She does beautiful henna designs

Anisa Khan Of Henna Designs Ink Is Awesome!!!

We have upcycled couches https://www.facebook.com/424607027588742 Bouchers Upholstery perhaps one might work for you :)

Urban Barn in Barrhaven has a few nice pieces on sale, but new stuff is taking over so you need to get there soon, I'd say.

I found a hidden gem on bank street and LOVE it! http://totalhomeconsignment.com

https://www.facebook.com/brendasnew2 you/

https://www.facebook.com/1514021372188247 Jewelled By Candlelight

4 months storage for non sentimental things like a dresser and desk? Really? Desks and dressers are sub $50 items on Kijiji/Craigslist. Sell what you have, and buy similar items on your return. Photo albums, heirlooms, things with irreplaceable value and worth to you - these things are not replaceable and worth storing. I can only assume that is what is in the boxes.... http://www.rsministorage.com/default.action?itemid=4 > you'll get better rates outside of the downtown core, like this spot. http://www.dymonselfstorage.com > These guys are top dollar, but offer a premium service too. Their facilities are impeccable.

A Modern Space

Randall’s - 2 locations, downtown and Orleans

Malaket in Hawkesbury is worth the drive.

Ormes and Valley Squire are quite good.

Simply Wood Furnishing has beautiful furniture. I believe they're off of St Laurent.

I used to work for a place on Bank Street behind the Beer Store called Total Home Consignment. They have a mix of new and used furniture (and the used stuff has a cool price scheme where the price drops continuously until sold). Would recommend checking them out! Family run business (Rick is the owner, his wife Barbara does a lot of the pricing and Mark is a close family friend who's worked with them for a very long time.) they're very friendly! They always have a few interesting/unique pieces and they also have tons of wall art and knick knacks if that's your thing at all (they aren't mine! hahah)

Oh man there's a place by city center...fouddesign! On elm Street. There's some super cool stuff there.

We really like [the Upper Room](http://www.upperroomhome.ca/). Pricewise, they're on par with Randall's, but offer a lot more selection. There are two of them, one on Hunt Club at Merivale, the other on Youville in Orleans. They have some good buyers and some unique stuff. Worth going back there periodically as their inventory changes regularly and their stock is not always seen again. They've also got some connections to custom builders, in Quebec and Ontario, that can give custom or semi-custom pieces. We did this with our kitchen set and have been really pleased with it.

I saw alot of nice pieces from Dala Decor on Woodward at the Home Show but they are really expensive.

Kijiji vintage items. Then, restore & restain your treasures for that rejuvenated look.

Makers house I hear is pretty good. Thinking of going there for a Christmas gift this weekend!

It's always worth looking at St. Vincent de Paul. Lots of elderly people donate stuff there when they either move out of their homes or...die.

It's a chain, but Wicker Emporium sells some good stuff and they often have good prices. We like it because the furniture is real wood, not particle board.

[Mostly Danish](https://mostlydanish.com/) is worth a look. There is a ton of stuff there. Some of it is beautiful. The place is an endless warren of European furniture that the owner has bought and shipped over. Very cool.

Vanier Moderns for mid century furniture. They are located on Beechwood. https://www.facebook.com/vanier.moderns/?fref=ts

Johnson antiques in Cornwall has lots of nice rustic stuff

St Vincent, Salvation Army, Value Village, Missions Thrift Store (conveniently all on Merivale) Kijiji

Bonds Decor. They sell a lot of good solid wood Canadian furniture so you can get the stain and knobs you want. We have bought all our College Woodwork furniture from them. I wouldn't say it is cheap as it is solid.

Debbie Lee of 8 th Line Creations is great! She's local and is also on Etsy. https://www.facebook.com/8 thlinecreations/?fref=ts