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Louisville home goods & design shops accepting makers

These 7 shops publicly say they accept submissions. Each card links to a listing with the exact pitch instructions from the shop's own website. Read how to pitch to retailers and grab the free line sheet template before you hit send.

The 7 shops

NuLu · Louisville

Revelry Boutique + Gallery

NuLu boutique and gallery selling handmade gifts, jewelry, home goods and fine art from the local arts community.

Heads up: No photography, no AI-generated work, and large work or sculpture is hard to place.

FormEmailConsignment. Artist checks go out monthly for the previous month's salesGiftsJewelryHome
Crescent Hill · Louisville

The Shop Louisville

Frankfort Avenue craft-beer shop and bar with a revolving local art wall plus locally sourced soaps, honey and woodworking.

Heads up: It's a beer shop first, so space is limited to its art wall and local-product shelves.

EmailLocal artists are featured on a revolving basis, and artists receive 100% of the proceeds from sales of their work. + feesArtHomeBeauty
Uptown New Albany · New Albany

The District Artisan Market & Patio

Uptown New Albany artisan market with handmade goods, vintage, books, craft coffee and a community patio under one roof.

Heads up: Fees and terms aren't published.

EmailPhoneMulti-vendor artisan market in a former lumber warehouse. They want vendors ready to commit to every weekend. The site doesn't state fees or the booth model.GiftsHomeJewelry
Butchertown · Louisville

PYRO Gallery

Artist-owned cooperative gallery of about 20 Louisville-area artists working in clay, painting, printmaking and more.

Heads up: Members serve on committees.

EmailMember-run artist co-op. Full membership is $130/month, with a solo, two- or three-person show every 18–24 months. Associate membership is $85/month, limited to 3, with a show every 24 months. Every member can display work at all times. + feesArtCeramicsPrints
Middletown

Bloom Market and Refillery

Neighborhood market and refillery for intentional goods for home, body and family, from local and small makers.

Heads up: Terms aren't published.

FormTheir page doesn't state the program type or terms.HomeBeautyWellness
Shelby Park · Louisville

Logan Street Market

Shelby Park public market and small-business incubator with makers, artists and food vendors under one roof.

Heads up: There's typically a waitlist for retail spaces.

EmailPaid rental programGiftsHomeArt
Downtown Frankfort · Frankfort

Completely Kentucky

Family-owned Frankfort shop in a restored 190-year-old building, carrying fine crafts and gourmet foods from 650+ Kentucky artisans for over 35 years.

Heads up: Frankfort is about an hour east of Louisville.

EmailMailMostly wholesale, bought directly from artists/vendors on net 30 terms. Occasionally takes consigned work at 60% of retail to the artist and 40% to the store. Work must be Kentucky-made, original design and high qualityGiftsHomeArt

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