Fulfill Festive Wishes with The Bay Online Marketplace
It’s time to fill the home with comfort and joy.
Lifestyle expert Afiya Francisco joined CTV Morning Live with special finds from a new holiday shopping destination.
The Bay has launched an online Marketplace, which has more than 2,600 new brands and new categories.
This means plenty of options to fulfill festive wishes this holiday season.
Francisco shared tips on how to fill your own home with comfort and joy.
For the kitchen, Francisco recommended creating family-style spreads when entertaining.
She featured a cast iron Fondue Set from Twine and a party grill set from Trudeau Maison. For the party cleanup, Francisco recommends putting an iRobot mop to the task.
The living room is a place where memories are made during the holidays.
For activities and toys for the kids, The Bay Marketplace has fun selections like the PAW Patrol Chase Recue Set and a ride-on electric Lamborghini from Voltz Toys.
As busy as the holidays can be, it is important to take time to unwind.
Francisco recommended getting cozy with a Hudson’s Bay Striped Robe, activating a Homedics Aroma Diffuser, and getting your online shopping done while lounging.
There is lots more to discover on The Bay Marketplace.
Check out the full video from CTV Morning Live to learn more.
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