Made in Canada: 6 Canadian Home Goods Brands We Love

From news headlines to family group chats, the potential US tariffs have been top of mind since the news broke. Tensions are high among politicians and Canadians, but so is the “buy Canadian” sentiment. Support for products and brands “made in Canada” is at an all-time high.

While the list of affected goods from the US is nothing but massive and scary, many Canadian brands are also emerging during this contentious time. There’s never been a better time to support locally owned and manufactured products – including furniture and home goods. You can find many resources online that highlight Canadian companies across sectors, but here are a few of our favourites.

Bookshelf with drawers in walnut with sculpture, plants and books displayed.

Omba

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Omba

Based out of North Vancouver, BC, Omba is a woodworking shop that believes less is more. Each piece in Omba’s bookshelf and storage collection is handmade of solid wood and built to last. The brand’s commitment to craftsmanship and sustainability is embodied in its premium wood selection as well as its minimalist yet cozy design. If you’re looking for something specific, Omba also does custom bookshelfs based on request.

A bed with pink bedding in a semi-lit room.

Silk & Snow

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Silk & Snow

This Toronto-based company is all about a good night sleep. Silk & Snow is known for its mattresses while also carrying bed frames and bedding items. The company dedicates a big part of its branding to conscious manufacturing and transparent sourcing. It takes pride in working with community partners across the country, including local shelters and community centres.

A bed covered in cozy blue linen duvet cover and pillowcase with a cup of coffee on top.

Flax Planet

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Flax Planet

Also birthed in Toronto, Flax Planet is a small but mighty linen studio focused on creating affordable luxury. The owner, Masha, founded Flax Planet out of her love for sewing and her fascination with linen. There’s something for just about every corner of your home – from linen bed sheets and duvet covers to linen aprons and curtains – all of which are manufactured locally.

Soap in bottles and refill cartons from unscented company featured on shelves in a rustic room.

The Unscented Company

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The Unscented Company

You might have spotted this brand in retailers like Canadian Tire. Its cardboard refill cartons sure stand out from other cleaning supplies. The Unscented Company lives up to its name by creating eco-conscious soap with minimal ingredients. A B Corp Certified company, this Montreal-based soap producer aims to redefine the notion of clean, by offering home and body care products that are natural and fragrance-free. The company’ commitment to reducing environmental impact is also evident in its waterless options and refillable packaging.

Living room featuring white coach, wooden coffee table with glass top in a sophisticated living room.

EQ3

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EQ3

This Canadian decor company has been having a moment. Based in Winnipeg, EQ3 has grown to carry full lines of furniture for home and office spaces. While product design and upholstery manufacturing take place in its Winnipeg headquarter, the company does source and manufacture its products internationally. EQ3 offers a great selection of products, whether it’s a statement couch for your living room or a new rug to freshen up your bedroom.

A muffin pan with freshly baked muffins.

Paderno

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Paderno

A Maritime legend, Paderno saw its first plant in Prince Edward Island in 1979 and has since been recognized worldwide. The legacy cookware company places lots of value in keeping up with new technologies and cooking trends, while staying true to its tradition. From pots and pans to toasters and espresso makers, Paderno has your kitchen covered.