Home Goods Shops in Wisconsin Accepting Makers
These 7 shops carrying home goods and design objects publicly say they accept submissions on their own websites. All are in Wisconsin; see all 269 nationwide or the Milwaukee page.
The 7 shops
Cedarburg Art Museum Museum Shop
Museum gift shop carrying work by more than 70 area artists: jewelry, ceramics, paintings, prints, accessories and greeting cards.
Heads up: Museum shop.
Wisconsin Museum of Quilts and Fiber Arts Gift Shop
Nonprofit fiber-arts museum shop with high-quality, unusual fiber-related pieces: wearable art, quilt art, jewelry and accessories.
Heads up: Fiber-related work only.
On&On Milwaukee
Vintage and antique shop that also rents space to artists and makers. You set up and they run the shop.
Heads up: The Walker's Point location has a waiting list.
Milwaukee Makers Marketplace
Permanent marketplace and gallery showcase inside Hide House, with 50+ local makers, bakers, students and artists.
Heads up: This is the standing shop.
Gallery 218
Long-running artist-run co-op gallery in the Third Ward.
Heads up: Members volunteer to staff the gallery.
URSA
Bay View boutique carrying home goods, beauty, jewelry, stationery and prints from independent brands and artists.
Heads up: Include your price points and a line sheet with your submission.
Furnish Traders
Consigned home-furnishings shop that also takes intentional, well-designed artist pieces, such as nature-inspired forms like mushrooms and botanical shapes.
Heads up: It's a home-furnishings consignment store, so your work should feel intentional and designed, not just handmade.