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Home Goods Shops in Ohio Accepting Makers

These 18 shops carrying home goods and design objects publicly say they accept submissions on their own websites. 16 of them are accepting right now; the other 2 have a closed window or a waitlist, marked on their cards. All are in Ohio; see all 292 nationwide or the Columbus page or the Cincinnati page or the Cleveland page.

The 18 shops

Uptown Westerville · Westerville

Ohio Art Market

Uptown Westerville shop of 100+ Ohio artisans: all local, all handmade, all Ohio, from woodwork and jewelry to honey and T-shirts.

Heads up: No new vendors accepted after October 1 (the store is set for Christmas), though you can still apply.

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Franklinton / Scott St · Columbus

Columbus Glass Art Center

Glass studio with a year-round gift shop of 25+ local glass artists alongside its own production line.

Heads up: Glass work by local artists; no published application process or split.

EmailPhoneConsignmentArtHomeJewelry
German Village · Columbus

The Red Stable

German Village souvenir and gift shop in an 1872 horse livery, carrying 100+ local artists and vendors plus a second-floor local art gallery.

Heads up: Local-made products from German Village, Columbus and Ohio.

FormGeneral consignment 50/50. Fine artGiftsArtPrints
Fran Ryan Center · Columbus

Golden Hobby Gift Shop

Columbus Recreation and Parks senior arts and consignment shop selling quilts, ceramics, woodcrafts and paintings made by Columbus-area seniors since 1971.

Heads up: Consignors are Columbus-area seniors.

PhoneConsignmentArtHomeCeramics
Over-the-Rhine · Cincinnati

MiCA 12/v

Over-the-Rhine gallery and gift boutique with local art, fine craft and design-forward gifts that have a touch of quirkiness.

Heads up: Terms aren't published.

EmailTheir page doesn't state the program type or terms.ArtHomeCeramics
Loveland

Busy Bee Boutique

Loveland gift boutique, open since 2007, that stocks local artisans alongside its gift lines.

Heads up: They prefer vendors who aren't already selling in several boutiques in the Loveland and Milford zip codes.

EmailNo consignment. The shop buys from local vendors at wholesale pricing.GiftsHomeAccessories
Norwood

The Mason Gallery

Handmade gallery connected to the Core Clay pottery studio. All media are welcome.

Heads up: Their site lists two street numbers (3836 and 3846 Montgomery Rd).

EmailPhoneConsignmentArtCeramicsJewelry
Downtown Hamilton · Hamilton

Dog Mom Coffee Co.

Downtown Hamilton coffee shop with dog-themed gifts and handmade goods from local makers.

Heads up: Candles, tumblers and bath & body categories are already filled.

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Oxford

Oxford Community Arts Center Art Shop

Consignment gift shop inside a historic arts center, carrying work by local artisans: watercolor, pottery, fiber, jewelry and cards.

Heads up: New artists are added only when there's space.

EmailConsignment + feesArtCeramicsJewelry
Kennedy Heights · Cincinnati

Kennedy Heights Arts Center Art Shop

Year-round art shop with handcrafted work by more than 40 local artists. Each holiday season it expands into a curated consignment Holiday Art Market.

Not accepting right now. The only published call is for the Holiday Art Market (Nov 7 – Dec 23, 2026), which they describe as an extension of the…

EmailConsignment · No feesArtCeramicsJewelry
Cedar Lee · Cleveland Heights

Heights Arts Gallery Store

Nonprofit gallery store in the Cedar Lee district selling handcrafted work by more than 70 Northeast Ohio artists: ceramics, jewelry, glass, wood, prints, cards and wearables.

Heads up: Store applications are reviewed bi-monthly until Aug 31.

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Ohio City · Cleveland

Forest City Vault

Curated Ohio City marketplace of independent Cleveland makers, with a public vendor directory.

Heads up: Their site doesn't give a street address.

FormConsignment with no upfront booth rent. The standard split is 60% to you + feesArtJewelryApparel
Huntington Reservation · Bay Village

BAYarts Shop

Lakeside nonprofit arts campus whose shop sells locally made jewelry, paintings, ceramics, prints and other handmade gifts.

Heads up: Terms aren't published.

EmailTheir page doesn't state the program type or terms.ArtJewelryCeramics
Clifton Blvd · Cleveland

Juicebox Creative Studio & Gathering Space

Multi-vendor marketplace and gathering space for Northeast Ohio makers, from local bakers to Cleveland Refill.

Heads up: Approved vendors join a wait list that isn't first come, first served.

FormRetail vendors are commission-only, with a 60/40 split in the vendor's favor. A gallery wall for original art rotates quarterly at 25% commission.GiftsArtHome
Chagrin Falls

Valley Art/Shop at Valley Art Center

Nonprofit art center shop with paintings, glass, photographs, ceramics, jewelry, books, textiles and wood by member artists.

Heads up: Membership is required.

PhoneIn personMembership-basedArtCeramicsJewelry
Downtown Willoughby · Willoughby

Stella's Art Gallery

Three-level working arts space in downtown Willoughby showing more than 70 local artists, with 14 working studios and a pottery studio.

Heads up: The Bronze membership is full and not taking applications.

FormPaid rental programArtCeramicsJewelry
North Royalton City Green · North Royalton

Cleveland Craft Nook

More than 125 handmade vendors under one roof, all locally made, across from North Royalton's City Green.

Heads up: The shop is selective and avoids repeating products.

EmailPhonePaid rental programGiftsHomeArt
Detroit Ave · Lakewood

The Trinity Block Market

Curated, community-rooted makers market in Lakewood that serves as a launchpad for micro-businesses and artists.

Not accepting right now. Pop-up market, so it doesn't count toward launch.

FormPop-up vendor market (rotating, not ongoing stocking)ArtGiftsHome

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