Casavogue Launches Buy More, Save More Promotion in Montréal

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Casavogue has launched a new promotion giving Montréal shoppers an incentive to tackle some of the furniture purchases they may have been planning for their homes.

Casavogue’s “Buy More, Save More” promotion offers $500 in savings for every $3,000 spent on a wide selection of furniture. The savings increase along with the purchase, making the offer particularly relevant for customers furnishing a complete room or shopping for several areas of the home.

Someone considering a new sofa, for example, may also be looking for an armchair, coffee table or other pieces to complete the room. Customers updating a dining room, bedroom or several spaces can similarly combine purchases while taking advantage of additional savings as they reach each qualifying threshold.

Lignora sectional

Start with the Living Room

The living room is often one of the biggest furniture investments in a home, and Casavogue carries sofas, sectionals, loveseats, armchairs and occasional furniture in a wide variety of sizes and styles.

Among the pieces currently highlighted by Casavogue is the Prima sectional, a contemporary design available in several colours and configurations. The Lignora sectional, also from Charles David, offers a different look, with deep seating, a modular corner configuration and a fluted wood base adding warmth and texture.

They represent just part of the living room selection available at Casavogue. Customers can begin with a sofa or sectional and build the rest of the room around it, considering complementary seating, coffee and side tables, storage and other furnishings.

During Buy More, Save More, purchasing several of those pieces together can also increase the overall savings.

Volare Day dining set

Dining and Bedroom Furniture Offer More Possibilities

The promotion extends beyond living room furniture, giving customers an opportunity to address other areas of the home during the same visit.

For the dining room, Casavogue is highlighting the Volare Day dining set, combining an extendable wood table with six chairs featuring vertical fluted detailing. Its extendable format provides flexibility for everyday dining and additional space when guests arrive.

In the bedroom, the Tessutini Bedroom Set offers an Italian-made option characterized by a grey birch finish, clean lines and chrome detailing. Casavogue also carries a broader assortment of beds, nightstands, dressers, mattresses and complete bedroom sets.

Home office furniture, accent pieces and decorative accessories provide further options for customers looking to finish a room or coordinate several spaces.

Tessutini Bedroom Set

See the Furniture in Person

Casavogue’s 38,000-square-foot Montréal showroom gives customers the opportunity to compare furniture, materials, finishes and proportions in person before making a purchase.

Living, dining and bedroom furniture is displayed in room settings, providing a clearer sense of how pieces look together and how their scale may translate into a home. Many collections can also be personalized through choices of upholstery, finishes and configurations.

Casavogue’s design consultants are available to help with dimensions, materials, furniture placement and coordination between pieces. For customers considering several purchases during the promotion, that guidance can help ensure the selections work together as a complete interior.

Savings That Add Up

The structure of Buy More, Save More is simple: customers receive $500 in savings for every $3,000 spent on qualifying purchases.

That can make a meaningful difference when replacing a major piece of furniture or furnishing several areas at once. It also gives customers an opportunity to look at their overall furnishing plans and decide which purchases make sense to complete during the promotional period.

The Buy More, Save More promotion continues, giving customers time to visit Casavogue, explore the selection and discuss available options with the showroom’s design consultants.

Casavogue 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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