King Living, the Australian-founded, family-owned furniture brand, has opened its first Québec showroom at Quartier DIX30 in Brossard, located on Montreal's South Shore and accessible via the REM rapid transit network. This marks the company's fourth Canadian location, introducing its modular, design-led furniture collections to the Québec market.
A New Destination for Design on Montreal's South Shore
The new showroom is situated within Quartier DIX30, one of Canada's largest open-air lifestyle destinations, home to over 270 retailers, 65 restaurants, and a major entertainment precinct serving the Greater Montreal Area. The Brossard location offers ample free parking and convenient access via the REM rapid transit network for customers from Montreal and surrounding Quebec suburbs.
King Living's Philosophy and Expansion
Founded in Sydney in 1977, King Living designs, manufactures, and retails its own furniture, with collections engineered for long-term use through modular design, replaceable components, and customizable configurations. Known for its 'Future of Furniture' philosophy, the company operates more than 40 showrooms globally across eight countries and has seen growing demand from Quebec customers through its Toronto showroom and online channels.
"When I built my first sofa in 1977, I wanted to create furniture that families could keep, adapt, and enjoy for decades," said David King, Founder of King Living. "That philosophy still guides every collection we design today. Montreal has a strong appreciation for thoughtful design and craftsmanship, making it a natural fit for King Living."
Inside the Showroom
The Brossard showroom features the full King Living collection across living, dining, bedroom, and outdoor categories, including award-winning designs such as the Jasper, Delta, and 1977 Sofa, with prices starting from CA$1,990 for a three-seater sofa. Every piece is made to order through King Living's vertically integrated business model, with customers able to customize configurations, seating arrangements, and finishes across more than 200 exclusive fabrics and premium leathers. Many collections also include integrated features such as wireless charging, hidden storage, and adjustable shelving systems designed to support contemporary living.
"Quebec customers value quality, functionality, and long-term value in the home," said David Woollcott, CEO of King Living. "Our furniture is designed to evolve with people's lives, whether through modular configurations, replaceable covers, or adaptable layouts, and we're excited to introduce Montreal customers to that approach."
