Portland home goods & design shops accepting makers
These 4 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 4 shops
TWIST
Artist-owned shop selling fine crafts and jewelry for over twenty-five years.
Heads up: They don't reply to individual submissions.
Arts Council of Lake Oswego Artspace
Light-filled ~1,000 sq ft gallery inside the Arts Council of Lake Oswego's offices; strongly encourages artists from under-represented communities.
Heads up: It's for gallery exhibitions and programming, not ongoing shelf space.
Radius Art Studio
Ceramics studio's Belmont shop selling only local handmade goods from Oregon makers, with a monthly featured artist in its hallway gallery.
Heads up: Members of the studio get 60%.
Second Shapes Bookstore
Kenton used bookstore with zines, art and new books from local authors and small presses, plus a community room for workshops and events.
Heads up: Their consign page says new consignors would be accepted from September 2026; it's unclear whether intake is open now, so email to check.
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