Notes from the shop
New essays from the Journal, a piece of inventory that's caught our attention, an install we're still thinking about.
We hand-select rare architectural pieces that honour craftsmanship, timeless beauty, and modern sensibilities.
Thirty matching Hope's steel windows came out of a 1923 house in Southern Ontario. The energy that made them was spent a century ago, and nothing about them can be manufactured today. A case for reuse as both the ethic and the aesthetic.
Learn moreA twelve-foot bench with its wedges still showing, a table only sixteen inches wide, two Toronto shop counters built to disappear. The third essay in the arc argues that these pieces earned their beauty by doing a job, and that is exactly why they belong in a room you actually live in.
Learn moreA convent chapel spiral staircase, ten matched leaded windows from an Ottawa house, and a set of monumental iron gates. When a building comes down, what we save is all there will ever be. Scarcity in salvage is arithmetic, not marketing.
Learn moreNew essays from the Journal, a piece of inventory that's caught our attention, an install we're still thinking about.
Sourcing: Thoughtfully selected pieces from trusted sources.
Condition Reports: Transparent details on every item's condition.
Crating: Expertly packaged for safe delivery.
Freight: Reliable transport options across Canada and beyond.
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