Home Goods Shops in Florida Accepting Makers
These 7 shops carrying home goods and design objects publicly say they accept submissions on their own websites. 5 of them are accepting right now; the other 2 have a closed window or a waitlist, marked on their cards. All are in Florida; see all 186 nationwide or the Miami page.
The 7 shops
PAMM Shop
Pérez Art Museum Miami's shop: gifts tied to exhibitions and Miami's cultural heritage; purchases support the museum's education programs.
Heads up: Museum shop. Only a product-submission email; terms and response times aren't published.
The Vibrant Village
Curated collective of 20+ women-owned small businesses (vintage, handmade, boutique fashion), moved from downtown Hollywood to Dania Pointe; workshops and pop-ups too.
Heads up: Now accepting new vendors after the move. Rent and consignment terms aren't published.
Mosaic Aisles
37,000 sq ft locally owned indoor marketplace of hundreds of independent vendors with a coffee bar, opened July 2026.
Not accepting right now. Fully occupied: waitlist only.
Coral Springs Museum of Art Museum Store
City museum store stocked with work by local and regional artists and makers: original art, handmade jewelry, ceramics and clothing.
Heads up: Museum shop for local, handmade items.
Handmade Co-Op
Downtown West Palm Beach store of 30+ local handmade artists and makers ('by makers, for makers').
Heads up: Paid program: $200–$550/month display rent plus 20% commission. Handmade only.
Clay Glass Metal Stone Gallery
17-year-old artist cooperative gallery of pottery, sculpture and 3D work in downtown Lake Worth Beach.
Not accepting right now. Membership opens only periodically: waitlist now.
Wood.Paper.Glass
Wellington art studio and shop showing local artists' work.
Heads up: Paid consignment ($30/month plus 20%).