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Pittsburgh home goods & design shops accepting makers

These 6 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 6 shops

Lawrenceville · Pittsburgh

Boheme Pittsburgh

Lawrenceville collective storefront giving brick-and-mortar space to sustainable small businesses selling handmade, small-batch, art, design and curated vintage goods.

FormPaid rental programArtDesign objectsGifts
South Side · Pittsburgh

Ms. Kitschy Witch

Curated South Side shop selling the owner's work alongside a small group of makers. Its aesthetic includes oddities, spooky, black cat and crow, mid-century and cottagecore/folk pieces.

Heads up: No clip art, AI-generated imagery or copyrighted characters (including fan art).

FormEmailConsignment, 35% commission; handmade onlyArtGiftsHome
Penn Avenue (East End) · Pittsburgh

Pittsburgh Glass Center Shop

Retail shop at the Pittsburgh Glass Center, a nonprofit glass studio, gallery and school on Penn Avenue.

Heads up: Replies may come seasonally or as a request for more information.

FormLine sheetArtHomeGifts
Shadyside · Pittsburgh

Heat Check

Second-floor Shadyside shop selling vintage, coffee, plants, jewelry, art and home goods, with a Local Goods page for Pittsburgh makers.

Heads up: Their page says they especially appreciate makers local to Pittsburgh.

EmailOpen to wholesale or consignment. No other terms are stated.JewelryArtHome
South Hills · Pittsburgh

Mort's Fresh & Local

Indoor local marketplace for groceries and home essentials, where everything is grown, baked, brewed, pressed or made in the Greater Pittsburgh area.

Heads up: On-site vendors need proof of insurance.

FormEmailStalls, consignment (25–35%) or wholesaleFood & culinaryHome
Point Breeze North · Pittsburgh

Spoons Kitchen Exchange

Pittsburgh shop for high-quality used kitchenware that also carries local handmade kitchen goods, such as handmade ceramics.

Heads up: The program is a beta with a small group of approved partners.

FormConsignment, about 50/50; handmade/reused kitchen goodsKitchenHome

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