Mississauga
01565 Otto Road
Mississauga, ON, L5T 2Y7
Experience Canadian-made furniture in person, compare fabrics and finishes, and get guidance for your space.
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565 Otto Road
Mississauga, ON, L5T 2Y7
75 Ontario Street (C&B)
Toronto, ON, M5A 2V1
Choose your showroom in the booking details after selecting a time.
Experience the proportions and feel of the pieces on display.
Discuss fabrics, finishes and the options available for your favourite pieces.
Bring room photos and measurements for a more useful conversation about your space.
Before you arrive
Only select pieces are displayed at our collaborative showrooms. Contact us with the product name or link and your preferred location to confirm before travelling.
Product links or screenshots, room dimensions and a few photos are useful. Add anything you would like us to know in the booking notes.
The appointment is scheduled for 30 minutes. Choose an available slot in the calendar and confirm your showroom in the next step.
Use the reschedule or cancellation options in your booking confirmation email. If you need help, contact us.
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