
Heritage Wood
Teak · Suar · Reclaimed Timber · Furniture · Carvings · Architectural Pieces
Explore department
Global sources. Lasting spaces.
Distinctive furnishings, architectural pieces and artisan goods sourced from remarkable places around the world — selected for Canadian homes, cottages, gardens, resorts and inspired spaces.
The trading house
We seek out objects with presence — pieces shaped by skilled hands, honest materials and a deep sense of place.
Island Trading Co. brings an international eye to Canadian living. From singular architectural elements and substantial furnishings to tactile textiles and small artisan finds, each collection is selected for character, craftsmanship and the stories a space can hold.
Five departments
Materials with a past. Objects for the future. A changing assortment made to be explored.

Teak · Suar · Reclaimed Timber · Furniture · Carvings · Architectural Pieces
Explore department
Stone · Marble · Onyx · Basalt · Sinks · Sculpture · Garden Pieces
Explore department
Hand-Blown Glass · Art Objects · Lighting · Vessels
Explore department
Copper · Brass · Iron · Sculpture · Décor · Architectural Metalwork
Explore department
Fabrics · Baskets · Artisan Goods · Jewellery · Gifts · Unusual Finds
Explore departmentTrade programme
We work with gift retailers, cottage and home stores, interior designers, builders, resorts, hospitality businesses and other qualified trade buyers seeking uncommon pieces at meaningful scale.

Large & special pieces
Stone sinks, substantial furniture, architectural wood pieces, sculpture and singular statement objects can be sourced for individual clients, designers, builders and commercial projects.
Discuss a Special OrderThe sourcing story
Our long-term work is to discover exceptional goods, understand where they came from and bring them into Canada through a professional import and distribution operation.
That means looking beyond the expected: working directly with makers, workshops and suppliers internationally, and choosing pieces for the quality of their materials, their workmanship and their ability to change a room.

Canada · Islands · The world
There is a familiar spirit shared by lake places everywhere: respect for weathered materials, useful beauty and things made to last. From Muskoka and Georgian Bay to the islands and regions where our objects originate, water shapes how people live with place.