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Sacramento 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

Midtown · Sacramento

Flower Fist Art Market

Artist-run gallery, community market and plant shop carrying local art, pottery, skincare, candles and books.

Heads up: For local creatives.

FormTheir page doesn't state terms.ArtPrintsCeramics
East Sacramento · Sacramento

Archival Gallery Gift Shop

East Sacramento gallery gift shop of handcrafted work by local and regional artists, plus art books and candles.

Heads up: Handmade, one-of-a-kind fine art only.

FormTheir page doesn't state terms.ArtGiftsHome
Old Sacramento · Sacramento

EcoPress

Old Sacramento 3D-printing filament shop with consignment space for upcycled and sustainable makers.

Heads up: Only for work made from upcycled or sustainably sourced materials.

FormConsignment. Split not stated on the page.ArtJewelryHome
Midtown · Sacramento

Midtown Bliss Home & Gifts (Bliss Marketplace)

Large Midtown vintage and artisan marketplace run collaboratively by its vendors.

Heads up: This is a booth-rental vendor mall, mostly vintage, and you have to work shifts.

FormPaid rental programHomeGiftsArt
Roseville Square · Roseville

Bliss Marketplace (Roseville)

Roseville location of the Bliss vintage, handmade and wholesale vendor marketplace.

Heads up: This is a booth-rental vendor mall, mostly vintage, and you have to work shifts.

FormPaid rental programHomeGiftsArt
Carmichael

Sac Art Gallery Store (Sacramento Fine Arts Center)

Nonprofit arts-center gallery store for Greater Sacramento artists, prioritizing jewelry, textiles and home goods.

Heads up: No prints; original paintings must be 5x7 inches or smaller.

FormTheir page doesn't state terms.JewelryCeramicsApparel
R Street · Sacramento

The Constellation Marketplace

R Street shop of handmade, small-batch, local and upcycled goods from small businesses.

Heads up: The store is quite full right now, but they may make room for unique local makers.

EmailThree options + feesGiftsHomeJewelry
Downtown Davis · Davis

The Artery

Davis artists' cooperative gallery of about 65 Northern California fine art and fine craft members.

Heads up: This is a co-op membership, not consignment.

FormArtist-owned cooperative + feesArtCeramicsJewelry
Oak Park · Sacramento

Sac Made Store (MADE Studio)

Nonprofit makerspace (formerly Hacker Lab) with a store selling members' locally made goods.

Heads up: This is a paid makerspace membership, not consignment.

FormMembership + feesGiftsHomeArt
Curtis Park · Sacramento

Public Land Gallery & Store

Curtis Park plant store, art gallery and design-focused shop of contemporary artists' paintings, prints, zines and objects.

Heads up: They have no stated submission program; the email address is for general inquiries.

EmailTheir page doesn't state terms.ArtPrintsBooks

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