Puzzles

Piece together your own colourful collection of vintage paperback book covers! Classic Paperbacks 1000 Piece Puzzle features artist Richard Baker's incredible paintings of beloved real books

Reproduced here is Terracotta Pots and Flowers (1891-1892), which saw Cézanne enter a new world of still life painting. Here he arranges everyday objects including a pitcher with potted geraniums.

Come on a charming journey through avian architecture with this delightful 1000-piece puzzle featuring an array of whimsical birdhouses.

1000-PIECE PUZZLE: Piece together the world of Bridgerton in this official jigsaw puzzle published in collaboration with Shondaland and Netflix. The perfect challenge for fans of the show - or anyone who loves a good jigsaw.

Piece together the world of Jane Austen in this exciting jigsaw inspired by the life and works of the prolific author. The perfect challenge for Janeites - or anyone who loves a good jigsaw.

Welcome to Villager Bark Park, our favourite dog park! This playful scene features dogs swimming, running, and exploring. Beautifully illustrated, this 250-piece puzzle is an homage to our furry friends, who are part of the village too.

Climb into a dream treehouse, straight from your inner child’s imagination and created by Tara Younggren from Okokoks, AB. This 250-piece puzzle is filled with instruments, crafts, and maybe even a few Villager Puzzles.

Take in a bird’s-eye view of a classic Canadian lake day as you piece together this lively 250-piece puzzle. Complete with picnic blankets, paddlers, and swimmers, every detail captures the joy of summer by the water.

Picture yourself in Ottawa in springtime, experiencing the Canadian Tulip Festival as millions of tulips bloom along the Rideau Canal. Created by artist Diana Pinnell, this joyful scene captures the energy of the city as people head outdoors.

Explore the Halifax coast, watching waves roll in past lighthouses and coastal flowers all from the comfort of home. This detailed illustration by Alysha Dawn Puopolo captures the beauty she discovered after moving from Toronto.

Designed to feel like stepping into a garden bursting with life, the scene brings together favourite florals including hydrangeas, roses, sunflowers, poppies, and loose wildflowers.

Artist Dana Statham captures the calm, meditative beauty of this special place within the traditional territory of the Ahousaht First Nation, deep teals and blues and the intricate details of driftwood, trees, and coastline.