Lovers of retro, reclaimed finds will love this cozy store located in the Junction. The variety ranges from down right cheap to pricey home accessories for the moneyed buyer.

Yes, this Castlefield Design District store sells doors—duh—but it also dabbles in other types of hardware like handles, knobs, and screws, to spruce up your old pieces.

This store in the Junction Triangle has a thing for barns. Stripping the wood from old farm barns around Ontario to make rustic, sanded-down tables and custom sliding barn doors.

Theres more barn wood here at this showroom by Don Mills and O’Connor. You can grab a whole board here to experiment with yourself, otherwise they’ll make you some spectacular live-edge furniture from scratch.

Dedicated to rescuing wood from the landfill or from becoming mulch, this store right by Warden station specializes in handcrafted pieces into tables that you can customize from its base to the wood.

Custom kitchen islands with cabinets made from reclaimed wood are just some of the rustic things coming out of this store in the Junction also packed with benches and coffee tables.

There's a huge mix of antique finds at this little store in the Junction, from old school plastic animal skulls to mid-century chairs. They’ve got a warehouse in the States, which holds the rest of the unique items not found in the store.

This sprawling store and event venue in the Castlefield Design District is perfect for anyone trying to get some commissioned pieces made, regardless how daring they might seem. They've also got tons of industrial lights, Canadian tables, and a cool collection of vintage items.