Best Furniture Stores in Montreal for Your New Home
Budget-Friendly Furniture Stores
IKEA remains the go-to for affordable furniture in Montreal, with locations in the West Island (Pointe-Claire) and on the South Shore (Boucherville). Structube, a Montreal-born brand, offers mid-century modern designs at competitive prices with several showrooms across the city, including one on Sainte-Catherine. For even lower prices, check Jysk in Lachine and Canadian Tire's home section for basic shelving, storage, and kitchen essentials.
Second-hand is huge in Montreal. Facebook Marketplace, Kijiji, and the Renaissance chain of thrift stores offer quality pre-owned furniture at a fraction of retail. The Village des Valeurs locations in Ville-Saint-Laurent and across the city are treasure troves for dressers, tables, and bookshelves.
Mid-Range and Local Boutiques
EQ3 on Saint-Laurent Boulevard carries Canadian-designed sofas, dining sets, and bedroom furniture with a focus on clean lines and quality materials. Artemano on Notre-Dame Ouest in Saint-Henri specializes in solid wood and reclaimed furniture with a rustic-modern aesthetic. Both offer delivery across Montreal for a reasonable fee.
Zone Maison and Bouclair carry stylish home decor and smaller furniture pieces — perfect for accents, lighting, and textiles to complete your rooms without breaking the bank. For a local touch, browse the antique shops along rue Notre-Dame in the Saint-Henri and Verdun stretch.
High-End and Designer Options
Montreal has a thriving design scene. Roche Bobois in Griffintown carries luxury European furniture. Mobilia on Decarie Boulevard has been a Montreal institution for decades, offering premium brands and custom upholstery. For Scandinavian design lovers, BoConcept has a showroom downtown near Peel metro.
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If you're furnishing an entire home at once, many of these stores offer design consultation services included with larger purchases. Take advantage — a professional eye can help you avoid costly mistakes and create a cohesive look throughout your new Montreal home.
