- Busker Brunch
- History comes to life - The visitor's experience
- Toronto Sculpture Garden
- 1812 Great Canadian Victory Party
- Market 205th Birthday
- Home Decor News
- OTTA - Festival 2009
- Salvation Army Maxwell Meighen Centre
- Toronto's 175th Birthday Poster
- Bio of artist of 100th and 175th Birthday Old Town Toronto Map
Old Town Toronto - Home Décor & ArtThe home décor or furniture design district of Toronto is Old Town Toronto. It is located mainly along King St. E. The area holds over 100 top home furnishings, interior design, decorating supplies, from tile to paint, and art gallery shops. This clustering of furniture stores, interior designers and home decorating shops, runs from Yonge St., past Parliament St. and into Corktown with Ritchie’s Auction Gallery and into the Distillery District. King St E. was the “High Street" the main shopping street and public promenade during the 1890's of Old Town Toronto The term "doing King St." means visiting all the shops to see what's new, this was a common term. Today it is still said buy home decorators and colour consultants, taking their clients though the home decor shops and galleries. Old Town offers shoppers many bistros and restaurants to lunch and talk. From kitchen designs from Italy, Germany and France, to kitchen gadgets, antique furniture to modern furniture, if you are looking for bedroom furniture or home decorating gifts, this is the best home décor shopping strip in Toronto, maybe anywhere. |
165 King St East
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37 Sherbourne St
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64 George Street
M5A 4K8 Website
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55 Mill Street, Building 8
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73 Jarvis Street
M5C 2H2 Website
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463-465 King St E
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Located in The St. Lawrence Market
M5E 1C5
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92 Front St East
M5E 1C4
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526 Richmond St East
M5A 1R3 Website
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