Mobilia Toronto Design District

From our experience, these comments are not exaggerations but warnings. Never, ever do business with Kiosk. The owner is an unethical, unscrupulous person who finds it quite acceptable to change and/or cancel agreements on his whim. After spending several weeks viewing and agreeing to a large furniture order from Kiosk, and negotiating a price, we shook hands on a deal with the manager/salesperson that we had been dealing with at the store on Jarvis St. Within an hour of making the deal, the salesperson started calling to make changes to the deal. First, items that were going to be sent “on approval” now had to be purchased in full. Second, a table that was being held “on approval” which was apparently in the warehouse, and which we never had the opportunity to see was now sold. Third, we had to take possession of all goods immediately. (this was not the original agreement). Fourth, they now wanted 100% payment in advance before delivery, although the contract asked for a 50% deposit. Up until this time, we believed that we had a great relationship with the salesperson and never had any indication that there were issues. Then on the day that we were going to make payment, the owner calls to cancel our order. Why? Because he is unethical, unscrupulous, and maybe psychotic. Perhaps it was just as well, because based on the comments read above, I think we may have been in for more problems/issues with Kiosk, particularly if they were holding our money. Although the employee that we dealt with was a pleasure to work with, I warn everyone to avoid doing business with Kiosk in Toronto. There are plenty of reputable, honorable businesses out there that value your custom. Why deal with one that is suspect?
Caveat Emptor!