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Richmond home goods & design shops accepting makers

These 10 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 10 shops

Carytown · Richmond

Ashby

Carytown resale boutique that also carries new handmade goods from local makers.

Heads up: They want inventory that doesn't compete with their other local vendors.

EmailConsignment of new, handcrafted itemsGiftsJewelryAccessories
Scott's Addition · Richmond

dagNABit & Moore!

Colorful Scott's Addition shop of original art, handmade goods, jewelry, vintage and home objects, most made in Richmond.

Heads up: Their ongoing artist and maker roster is full through the end of 2026, so only temporary and seasonal spots are open.

FormConsignment. Split not stated on the page.ArtPrintsJewelry
Northside · Richmond

Nevermore

Gothic boutique and gallery in Northside Richmond for alternative artists and makers.

Heads up: They're currently prioritizing clothing and apparel, decor and beauty.

FormConsignment onlyApparelHomeBeauty
Scott's Addition · Richmond

9 Muses RVA

Marketplace and Scott's Addition store selling only RVA artist and creator products, with classroom space for artists.

Heads up: Only for RVA-based creators.

FormCommission, typically 65/35 to the artist. No cost to list products or be promoted, and no monthly fees. They handle transactions, taxes, fulfillment and customer service. + feesArtPrintsGifts
Brookland Park (Northside) · Richmond

Alma's Gallery & Shop

Northside gallery and shop of entirely handmade craft, named for the owner's grandmother.

Heads up: Handmade work only; wholesale buying is selective.

EmailThey take a 50% commission and pay artists within 30 days of a sale. A written agreement sets the showcase period. They selectively buy some wholesale production work.CeramicsArtHome
Manchester · Richmond

Mojo Glassworks

Manchester stained glass studio, supply shop and curated retail space for local glass artists.

Heads up: Glass only, with a current focus on Virginia-based artists.

FormConsignment. Split not stated on the page.ArtHomeGifts
Glen Allen

Atack Family Gift Shop (Cultural Arts Center at Glen Allen)

Arts-center gift shop of handmade gifts from local and national artists.

Heads up: Handmade, family-friendly work only.

EmailConsignment with a 40/60 splitGiftsHomeJewelry
Scott's Addition · Richmond

Shop Made in VA (Richmond)

Scott's Addition store showcasing Virginia-based designers, artists and makers.

Heads up: Virginia-based makers only.

FormGiftsHomeFood gifts
Church Hill · Richmond

Kind Hearted Goods

Church Hill shop collective, sister to The Good Shop in New Orleans, next door to Proper Pie.

Heads up: This is a membership, not wholesale or consignment.

FormCollective model + feesCeramicsStationeryHome
Carytown · Richmond

Mongrel

Richmond's uncommon card and gift store for 35+ years, stocking hundreds of local and national vendors.

Heads up: High volume of solicitations.

FormTheir page doesn't state terms.CardsGiftsHome

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