November 2006
The city's best loot By Jennifer Cranston
Home & Garden Guide › Furniture: Traditional
Redpath’s Fine Furniture
- 906 Yonge St. (at Davenport Rd.) • View on map »
- 416-920-4441
Yonge Street’s most familiar Tudor-style storefront carries the look of wealth. This shows most marvellously on its chandeliered top floor, where a peaked ceiling, dark-stained panelled walls and an intricate stone fireplace provide the setting for formal pieces, such as a handmade mahogany English Chippendale dining room set and a Georgian-style three-drawer chest, handmade from Macassar ebony. For casual offerings, you’ll find the Hickory Chair line; notable pieces include a French country cherrywood dining table for $4,295. Italian-made furniture from Solva is exclusive in Toronto.
- Hours:
- M–Sa 10–6, Su noon–5
Related Listings
Joan Eiley
For more than two decades now, Eiley has elevated decor ...
Greentea Design
This east-end outfitter has a Far East fetish, carrying new ...
Barrymore Furniture
This wholesale company offers plenty in the way of hard ...
Rus-Teak
This lower-level warehouse is a treasure trove of Far Eastern ...
Biltmore Domicile
Specialists in high-end upholstered furniture, Biltmore custom-builds sectionals, loveseats, chairs ...
Related Features
Eglinton West
This vogued-out strip is well travelled by cell-toting teens and families (accessorized with Starbucks, Buga boos and schnoodles) seeking to ... By Olivia Stren
Creemore
Set in a valley by the Mad River and hemmed in by the Purple Hills of Mulmur, this hamlet has ... By Olivia Stren
Today in Toronto
December 3, 2008
Molière
Mexican playwright Sabina Berman’s work about the rivalry between Jean Racine and Jean-Baptiste Poquelin, a.k.a. ...
The Invisible
Literary fake-outs and the fall of the Berlin Wall are at the heart of Marie ...
Current Issue
CityGuides
Directories
