Grace Loves Lace Toronto Showroom - Photo by Dustin Fuhs
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Australian-based luxury bridal retailer Grace Loves Lace has opened a new showroom in Toronto’s Distillery District as the industry disrupter continues its global expansion.
One of the largest showrooms globally, the 3,178 square foot location brings the blend of industrial architecture and 21st century design.
The Distillery District is one of the top wedding venues in Toronto, which will allow for a seamless transition from the showroom into the event.
This marks the 16th Grace space to open worldwide and the 8th since January 2020.
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Dustin Fuhs is the former Editor-in-Chief of Retail Insider, Canada's most read retail trade publication. He has over 20 years experience in the retail, marketing, entertainment and hospitality industries. He has worked with Retail Insider since October 2020 in a number of roles, including associate publisher of the Retail Insider magazine. Dustin was named as Editor-in-Chief of Retail Insider in 2022. Dustin was named as a RETHINK Retail Top Retail Expert in 2024.
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