Art Supplies in Toronto, ON
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8 locations found near Toronto
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2950 Dundas Street West, Toronto ON M6P 1Y8
“Whether I have visited the in person store or ordered online I have been extremely impressed by the service and quality of the products. Absolutely a must place to visit if in Toronto as well as a great place to buy all your stationery products online!”
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124 Eglinton Ave W, Toronto ON M4R 2G8
“There was a tremendous range of art materials....for all interests and price levels. Watercolour, acrylics painting supplies. A huge variety of pens, pencils, inks and markers...along with all the various paper you would need. There was a small area for yarn, which was an unexpected surprise. Plus many shelves of items for children to spark their creative spirit. Lots of different gift items and puzzles. A great place to go to get a very different gift.”
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389 Spadina Avenue, Toronto ON M5T 2G6
“The owner is incredibly friendly and showed us around the shop and some of the hidden gems throughout the store. Great place to stop for TCG cards & vintage magazines, graded or ungraded. There was some great graffiti in and on the building, and they offer premium brands for those creative brains to go to work. We got to see some fresh artwork in progress at the back of the store. They also have several collectibles and other items 👌 Definitely a shop worth supporting 😎”
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543 Queen St W, Toronto ON M5V 2B6
“Super grateful for all the help when i called and asked so many questions about ordering chains and jump rings. Thanks for all the help with my first order!! You guys were amazing to deal with!”
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1556 Danforth Avenue, Toronto ON M4J 1N4
“Am I ever glad for the Danforth bike lane. If not for that, I wouldn't have noticed this charming art supply shop, and at a time that I desperately needed supplies for my daughter for her crafty project for her school's holiday fair. This place is cozy, and packed to the brim with all sorts of art related needs. Despite how packed the place is, it does not feel cluttered nor claustrophobic. Very well organized, I found what I was looking for with little effort, and it was priced as expected. This will likely be my go-to art supply shop from now on.”
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128 Christie Street, Toronto ON M6G 3B2
“I had an exceptional experience with button boy not only did they do their job and have everything by the deadline time that we scheduled. I was very impressed with the market and also what has been made for us. I will continue to use his service because I believe in these people and I know that they work diligently to get things out to the customer no matter how long they might have to work so I am very impressed and I’m very glad that I got my political buttons out for our rally, I’m very grateful I believe in 100% Thank you, button boy”
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448 Queen St W, Toronto ON M5V 2A8
“Went on a weekday not as busy there is sooo many charms to choose from! This is such a cute and affordable activity with friends or on a date! Staff was nice and friendly :) you can pay $5 for 6 charms then after it’s $1 per charm you also have to pay for the chain (each chain is different usually around $6-$8) then you also have to pay for assembly fee if you want them to assemble it for you there ($5) overall spent $21 not bad! Will come again”
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414 - B Spadina Ave., Toronto ON M5T 2G7
“I honestly feel like some of the negative reviews here are pretty unfair. This is a small, independent shop run by someone who still does real craft work, not a chain store. Daniel actually cares about the final result. He calls you to double check details, keeps you updated through the process, and makes sure you feel confident in what you are getting. I ordered a massive 7 foot by 7 foot canvas and frame, and I had it back within two days. The quality was excellent and the pricing was completely reasonable for custom work in Toronto. If you appreciate skilled, hands-on service instead of big box retail treatment, this place is worth supporting. I am really grateful shops like this still exist in the city.”
