Williams Design

Love this place and owner is so helpful and took me awhile to post but the collection of unique and odd finds are amazing

Always a good time - like visiting a gallery of antiques and curiousities from various eras. No matter your taste and style you’ll find something intriguing. They also have a great selection of vintage door and lighting hardware.

This place is fantastic for vintage furniture and objects, especially lighting and school chairs. There’s always something interesting to look at!

An actually affordable vintage/thrift furniture store. Great collection and helpful staff. They also have a very comprehensive website with all the items.

Pleasant antiques and whatnot shop. Nice people. Selection of lab glassware is interesting. I've bought a map drawer and various parts (cabinet handles, etc) plus the occasional Life magazine, etc. Don't skip the basement!

This is one of my favourite places in the city. It is full of interesting, beautiful treasures at very reasonable prices. Also, they are super friendly and knowledgeable and will take the time showing and teaching you things. I had a beautiful lamp that was broken, I took it all over town and everyone told me it was going to be either impossible or expensive. Took it into Williams to see what they would say….. fixed the switch in 10mins, and are going to send me option for a new milk glass shade in a range of affordable prices! He also took the time to show me the materials he used and how he did it so I could do it on my own if I ever wanted. Best shop in Toronto.

Cute little antique shop with a large variety of items. Owner was so helpful and super friendly. I literally wanted to buy everything in there!

I bought a lamp with a switch issue for a great price at another local vintage store, and immediately took it here as I know they are experts in light fixture repair. After a couple minutes of looking at the switch, the friendly, helpful man working at the counter fixed the issue - for no charge, while I was happy to pay for the service. I have another lamp in need of repair and will certainly be bringing it here for service. I highly recommend this place both for light fixture repair and for unique vintage/salvage wares they have on offer - its selection is like no other shop I've seen in Toronto.

I contacted these people to inquire about a table that was given to me, not knowing if it was worthless or priceless. The gentleman I spoke to said I should email pictures VIA the website, so I did just that. Having not heard back from them by the next day we decided to bring the table in to see if they were interested in purchasing it or at least to give us an appraisal. We were told that they were interested in purchasing the table and to leave it in the store so we were offered $40 and we accepted that offer. We were waiting to hear back from them so we could come pick up the money and when we heard back from them we were told that they're not interested any longer in purchasing our table and we are to come pick up the table. We had turned down another interested party at a lesser offer but nonetheless still turned it down because we received the offer from this business. And now we don't have any of the money we don't even have the table at this point because it's still sitting in the store that wanted to purchase it. We have to find time to go pick it up. All in all it is a dreadful experience with dreadful customer service and I would not recommend it to anybody

Williams will confuse you with its habit of stacking rather average looking school chairs outside of the store on a regular basis. Inside you will find a respectable selection of small pottery, antique cameras, mid-century modern antiques, and other treasures. Service in here on Saturday, January 14th was excellent. My friends made a rather odd purchase and were especially pleased with the helpfulness of the staff member who waited on us. Fun. Funky. Cool.