Metropolitan Home

1626 West 2nd Avenue, Vancouver, BC, Canada

604-681-2313

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Mid-century modern furniture

PERMANENTLY CLOSED

Established in 1984, Metropolitan Home was one of Vancouver’s very first stores to specialize in vintage mid-century modern furniture & home decor and is still at the top of the list for those seeking out well crafted, unique vintage pieces that tell a story.

Owners Mary Watson & Dana Coburn are friendly, knowledgeable and have connections that run deep so if you’re looking for that certain something chances are they’ll be able to hep you find it.

Located in the Armoury Design District.

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