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The Gay Village is known for its excellent furniture stores as much as for its vibrant nightlife. Rue Amherst is nearly overflowing with antiques shops; plenty of unique treasures are just waiting to be discovered, most being midcentury modern. The Beaudry métro station is your best bet.
A sea of chairs, lamps, and other 1930s to 1980s furnishings and accessories awaits you at Antiquités Curiosités, but it's the beautifully restored Mad Men–era teak pieces that are the biggest draws. Retro curiosities like rotary phones also tickle the fancy.
Mod, space-aged, kitsch—this boutique has it all. From Russell Spanner dressers to vintage needlepoint dog-portraits-turned-cushions to ceramic lamps in atomic designs circa 1950, Spoutnik is a veritable Aladdin's Cave of retro treasures. Owner Sylvie Rochon takes her work seriously, carefully curating her collection and adding her own artistic touches to vintage objects. Not surprisingly, her gorgeous boutique has been featured in several Québec publications.
This vintage shop specializing in pieces from the 1950s to the 1980s sells antique furniture, lamps, vases, wall clocks, and other household collectibles from the era.
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