Casavogue Launches “We Pay Both Taxes” Furniture Promotion

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Casavogue is giving Montréal shoppers another reason to refresh their homes as summer winds down. The family-owned furniture retailer’s We Pay Both Taxes promotion is now underway, offering savings on qualifying purchases across its extensive selection of furniture.

For a limited time, Casavogue is covering the equivalent of both applicable sales taxes on qualifying purchases. For customers considering a new sofa, dining collection, bedroom furniture or a larger home furnishing project, the promotion can translate into meaningful savings.

The timing also coincides with a period when many people begin turning their attention back indoors. Fall entertaining, upcoming family gatherings and unfinished decorating projects can all create a reason to rethink spaces that may not have received much attention during the summer.

A Showroom Filled with Possibilities

Casavogue’s 38,000-square-foot Montréal showroom gives shoppers the opportunity to explore a substantial furniture selection in person. Sofas, sectionals, dining tables, chairs, bedroom collections and occasional pieces are displayed in room settings, making it easier to compare proportions, materials, colours and finishes.

The assortment brings together Canadian, Italian and international furniture across a range of aesthetics. Customers can find clean contemporary designs alongside warmer and more traditional pieces, providing options for different homes and personal tastes.

Customization adds another dimension to the selection. Many pieces can be ordered in different fabrics, leathers, finishes, dimensions and configurations, allowing customers to choose furniture suited to their space rather than settling for a standard combination.

During the “We Pay Both Taxes” promotion, customers can explore those options while benefiting from additional savings on qualifying purchases.

Charles David CLIO Sectional sofa

Getting the Home Ready for Fall

The transition into fall can be an ideal time to look at how the most-used rooms in a home are functioning. A sectional can reshape a living area for evenings at home, while a new dining table and chairs can prepare a space for Thanksgiving dinners and gatherings later in the year.

Bedrooms can also be refreshed with new beds, nightstands, dressers and complete bedroom sets, while accent furniture can update a room without requiring a larger redesign.

For customers furnishing several rooms, the savings offered during the promotion can become particularly relevant. Larger furniture purchases can carry a substantial tax amount, making Casavogue’s limited-time offer worth considering for projects that were already being planned.

Furniture with a Personal Approach

Casavogue has been serving Montréal since 1972 and remains family-owned more than five decades later. Its approach combines a large physical showroom with personalized assistance from design consultants who can help customers navigate the many choices involved in furnishing a home.

That guidance can include selecting the appropriate dimensions for a room, coordinating materials and finishes, comparing upholstery choices or determining which configuration works best for a particular space.

Customers can also explore high-end furniture from established Canadian and international manufacturers, including collections that emphasize craftsmanship, quality materials and long-term use.

The “We Pay Both Taxes” promotion adds a financial incentive to that experience, giving customers an opportunity to make planned furniture purchases at a more advantageous time.

Charles David Milan + Pisa Dining set

A Limited-Time Opportunity at Casavogue

For customers who have been considering a new sofa, updating their dining room, replacing a bedroom collection or completing a larger furnishing project, the current promotion provides a timely reason to visit the showroom.

Casavogue’s “We Pay Both Taxes” offer is available for a limited time on qualifying purchases. Customers are encouraged to speak with a Casavogue representative for full promotional details and any applicable conditions.

The showroom is open Monday through Friday from 9:30 a.m. to 6:00 p.m., and Saturday and Sunday from 9:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.

Casavogue is located at 8260 boulevard Saint-Michel, Montréal, QC H1Z 3E2. For more information, call +1 514-360-3565 or book an appointment to receive personalized advice.

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