Our showroom · Toronto

Come see
for yourself.

Three floors and 20,000 square feet devoted to contemporary furniture, lighting and technical interiors.

288 King Street East · Open to the public
The bright main stair and open floor of the Kiosk showroom in Toronto
About Kiosk

Built from a passion for modern design.

Kiosk began in 1994 as a small, trade-focused furniture store in midtown Toronto.

Its original edit of well-made chairs and stools quickly became a resource for a generation of innovative restaurants and design professionals. Over the three decades since, Kiosk has grown to include residential furniture, lighting, kitchens, architectural systems and a dedicated contract division.

The scale has changed, but the premise has not: bring together distinctive design, serious product knowledge and a setting that helps people understand how exceptional furniture can live.

A long view across furniture displays and the central stair inside Kiosk
A family point of view
Design has always been more than the objects. It is the culture and way of life around them.

Founder Robert Sidi’s enthusiasm for modern design now continues with his son Paul. Together, that shared point of view has helped establish Kiosk as one of Toronto’s leading modern furniture destinations.

Colourful contemporary seating displayed on an upper level at Kiosk
The architecture

A building designed for discovery.

In 2009, Robert Sidi asked Vancouver architect and designer Omer Arbel to create Kiosk’s King Street showroom: a deserving setting for some of the world’s most distinctive contemporary furniture.

The building’s three levels are joined by a dramatic stair system and expanded floating landings. Long views, changing volumes and quieter display rooms establish a natural route through the 20,000-square-foot space—less a prescribed circuit than a journey of exploration.

The result gives furniture, lighting and architectural systems enough room to be experienced at their proper scale, while offering the street a window into the creative design culture Kiosk represents.

A tall view across Kiosk's open second-level gallery
Pendant lights descending beside a dining display viewed from above
Across three floors

Designed to be explored.

Open galleries and more intimate rooms bring furniture, lighting, kitchens and architectural systems into conversation. Each setting offers a different sense of material, proportion and atmosphere.

Dining, kitchen and lounge settings across Kiosk's bright main floor
A light-filled seating display beside the showroom windows
A refined interior display framed by glass and dark architectural finishes
A view through the showroom atrium with suspended glass lights
A warm workspace display beneath the showroom stair
Experience it in person

Materials, scale and comfort belong in the room.

Sit in the chair. Feel the leather. Compare finishes in natural light. Our team can guide a focused product visit, help develop a room or coordinate a complete residential or technical interior.

Come with a plan, or simply come to look. We would be pleased to show you around.

Appointments are welcome but not required during regular showroom hours.

Location + hours

Visit Kiosk.

288 King Street EastToronto, Ontario
Canada M5A 1K4
Open to the publicMonday–Friday 10–5
Saturday 11–5
Closed Sunday
416 539 9665contact@kioskdesign.ca
Old Town TorontoThree showroom floors
20,000 sq. ft.
Personal showroom visit

Tell us what you’re looking for.

Book time with a design associate and we’ll prepare relevant pieces, finishes and product information before you arrive.