Beautiful furniture. Great brands and excellent customer service. The furniture is definitely high…read moreend, but worth it.

Beautiful Italian furniture focused on high end brands. Excellent customer service and also provide…read morea design service. They have much more available than what u see in the store but it is an excellent place to get inspired. If you are in the market for quality furniture it is a great place to shop!

I was recently wandering around Old Montreal with my daughter and we stumbled into this eclectic…read morehome goods store. It was fairly new; I had never seen this store before. The lovely young woman who worked there told me that they opened within the year, and there were two other Design Zola stores (one in Brossard and one on the plateau). Looking at the stores online, this site is rather small compared to the other locations, but man, it's in prime Vieux Montreal location, right on St. Paul across from the Bonsecours Market. I really like the business philosophy and corporate values of this company (i.e., supporting fair trade, and eco-friendly product lines). Personally, I'm not so into the boho/Indian/hippie aesthetic so much (think ceramic Buddha sculptures, brass Indian candelabras, rustic wooden frames surrounding mirrors, hanging star lanterns, lots of brass things, hand-painted ceramic knobs and hooks, batik-covered poof ottomans, elephant sculptures....you get the idea. They also carried lots of home textiles and some rustic wood furniture pieces. It all reminded me of a cross between Anthropologie and Restoration Hardware. But I appreciated the high quality of the goods, and my daughter really liked it all. Prices are high, but quality is good. It appeared like the items here are well-made and would last a long time. They also have some smaller, incidental-type items, like incense and incense accessories and hand-forged metal wall hooks. They also had a few decorative cushions around $40. So there are a few items here that aren't super pricey, and one could probably find some reasonably priced gifts here for folks who are into this Indian-boho look.

Horrible service and very expensive. Beware when they ship, they don't pack well. My bed came…read moredamaged.

terrible service after we paid for a couch in full. Our couch has been on order since April 2025…read more We can't get any information from anybody there except to say it was on a container back in July. They said it should be delivered soon and the delivery people would contact us. as of today, January 2026 we have nothing and no response. They have $8000 of our money. we are beginning to escalate this.

Thomas made the experience . He was well-versed in the manufacture details, and what makes a…read moredifference in Fama furniture versus the competition. Although, I have not seen any store that has the fun colors they do.. the construction is solid pine wood and e very thing is made in Spain. The style and options are so unique.. this place is a mist see.. the furniture alone is joyful.

Some things were dirt cheap other were too expensive…read more By example: I was really loving a necklace but because it was new, it was 15$ the matching earrings were 6$. 21$ for jewelry is crazy expensive for a thrift store. When you take in consideration that it's one of the first thing you are going to stop buying if you lack money. I was really disappointed to see the quality of the stock taking in consideration what the other thrift stores were selling.

Pretty solid second-hand store for random finds (often a good selection of shoes at a reasonable…read moreprice - i.e. barely used Nine Wests, Aldos or Franco Sartos for $8). The dress section is also worth looking through, and sometimes you can find interesting jewelry. They often seem to get new bulk merchandise from places like Guess on a fairly regular basis, so from time to time you will see a bunch of identical shirts/shorts/whatever on sale for only a few dollars. Same goes for drugstore variety hair products like Dove or TRESemmé (again, all brand new - no defects). Upstairs they have quite a decently sized book selection, which is organized by subject in French, English, and a few other languages (all usually between $1-$4). Other household items are hit or miss, but all are very inexpensive, and sometimes there are some pretty cool finds. Either way, it's fun to look through. Some good vintage furniture finds on the main floor, but again, it's hit or miss. All revenue generated at this store goes directly to the Montreal women's shelter, Le Chaînon. ***CASH ONLY & CLOSED ON MONDAYS***

Favourite plant store in the city! I'm always excited to go here!…read more They have a lot of variety at really affordable prices. Really well priced compared to other plant stores in the city. It's located on rue Ontario in Hochelega. A little far from me but very accessible by public transportation and bike paths. Evasia is run by a lovely Asian couple! Very friendly and always willing to give you some plant advice. You can really tell that they love plants. Also, they will put plants on hold for you to make sure it doesn't sell out! There is a huge variety of cacti, succulents and tropical plants. Over the months they've had monsteras, calatheas, pothos, snake plants, fittonias, etc. If you're looking for a particular plant, they'll probably have it at some time or another and it's usually cheaper than everywhere else. Really worth the visit! They also sell lots of cute pots, macrame hangers, and furniture!

A beautiful store all around. Some items are priced "regular" such as small furniture and some…read moredecor, but this place is a steal when it comes to plants. I managed to spend $100 which was about a dozen plants (big and small) as well as some mini decor accents and a floating shelf. It is family owned and operated and even the birds they have bring a relaxing touch to the store. This is an absolute must-stop for anyone in the area.