Casavogue Expands Offering with Furniture Warehouse in Saint-Léonard

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For more than five decades, Casavogue has served Montréal customers with a curated selection of high-end furniture designed for the entire home. In addition to its established showroom, the company is now highlighting another component of its offering: a dedicated warehouse location where customers can discover a wide range of furniture at reduced prices.

Located in Saint-Léonard, the Casavogue warehouse provides access to a variety of products for the living room, bedroom, and dining room, with discounts of up to 65% off. The space offers an opportunity for customers to explore additional inventory while benefiting from more accessible price points across key furniture categories.

A Complementary Destination for Home Furnishings

The warehouse broadens Casavogue’s selection with an extended range of furniture beyond the main showroom, from sofas and armchairs for the living space to beds and storage for the bedroom, along with dining tables and chairs designed to suit a variety of interiors.

This additional location offers greater flexibility for those looking to furnish a space or take advantage of promotional pricing, while still accessing products aligned with Casavogue’s focus on quality and design.

Charles David Barroco bedroom set. Image: Casavogue

Accessing Value Across the Home

With discounts of up to 65%, the warehouse allows customers to explore options for refreshing multiple rooms within a single visit. Whether updating a living area, completing a bedroom, or furnishing a dining space, the selection supports a variety of needs and budgets.

The warehouse format also encourages discovery, with inventory that may vary over time, offering customers an opportunity to find pieces that complement their existing interiors or inspire new design directions.

Visit the Casavogue Warehouse

The Casavogue warehouse is open on Thursdays and Fridays, offering customers the opportunity to explore the selection in person.

The warehouse is located at 8195 Rue Lafrenaie, Saint-Léonard, QC H1P 2B1.
Opening hours: Thursday and Friday: 10:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.

For more information, call 514-722-5828.

Charles David Novara sectional sofa. Image: Casavogue

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