Favorite houseware/kitchen stores (with online shops)?

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TK · Answer

ABC Carpet & Home: Very posh and good for dreaming about what you want someday.

Maura · Answer

Pink & Tan Home Decor & Gifts: Highly curated, joyful and refined shop — beautiful vessels, fun neon candles, delicate jewelry, handmade textiles.

Elyse · Answer

Odd Bird: I got a fab Sophie Lou Jacobsen vase half off here, and it shipped all the way to LA in perfect shape. I have been a loyal Odd Bird stan ever since!

Sherm · Answer

Jono Pandolfi Ceramics: These plates have great colors and last long. They do all kinds of tableware and glassware

Hillary · Answer

little king: I found the loveliest tiny cutting board here, and they have many other gems for the home.

Allison Trapp · Answer

Dune Gift & Home: Adorable little home and gift store in Stoughton, Wisconsin (right outside of Madison) with an impressive array of vintage home goods for its size plus a ton of local pottery. The owner is a jewelry maker and they have some fun jewelry and apparel as well.

Sophie · Answer

Tortoise General Store: Japanese housewares, specializing in kitchenware and ceramics

Julia Rotstein · Answer

coming soon: cutie little housewares with fun designs and colors 🩷💛🤎

Casson · Answer

Jinen - Japanese Lifestyle Goods: Lovely all around.

Courtney · Answer

Merci Paris: Basically a French Muji.

Anna · Answer

Utilitario Mexicano: Great store to visit in CDMX. I got a handful of enamel items, candles, and dish towels. I couldn’t buy everything I wanted there, so I just ordered more online. You have to pay customs, so once they ship your order you’ll get an email from DHL asking you to pay a 20-ish percent tariff. But honestly the mark-up on these items from a US store would be like 60%… I am definitely going to order more.

Cecilia · Answer

15 Best Home Decor Finds from World Market for 2024: Unique finds at affordable prices

Gabriela Riccardi · Answer

Porta: The Brooklyn store is the size of a thimble. But the website has all the painterly, artisanal home goods I would fill my apartment with if I had unlimited funds. (Two words: radicchio shakers.)

Talia · Answer

Modern Furniture and Home Decor | CB2: CB2 has a good selection of modern furniture but the homewares section is equally fun.

Evan McAvenia · Answer

+ coop: great online shop and even better in person if you're in and around la! the staff is so sweet and their selection is incredbily well curated. they alwasy have a little somehting great for everyone. highly rec.

Ray · Answer

clove & creek: Beautiful shop in Kingston & Provincetown for homewares etc.

Juliana · Answer

freds Boston: Adorable little highly curated shop

Lana Bear · Answer

Hoste: Ok well, tooting my own horn!!

Nikki F. · Answer

be just: Happiest little shop in Charlottesville, VA. Gorgeous home goods, plant supplies, kids gifts— everything delights! I have a handful of friends who work there and for my most recent birthday I  asked my husband to go there and have them help him find something for me. He landed on a gorgeous olive oil dispenser and three neck scarves. 10/10. For locals they do in person classes like floral arranging, gardening, cooking etc. but ship anywhere I’m pretty sure.

Devin · Answer

Enough to Melt Shop: A local Phoenix vintage home wares shop (that ships!) where I’ve found some of my favorite plates, bowls, and vases.

Brittany Giannone · Answer

www.thepostsupply.com: One of my favorite shops (The Post Supply) out of Portland, Maine. They have a beautifully curated shop with an online presence selling a thoughtful mix of timeless home goods, kitchen essentials, tabletop, and unique artisan pieces. It’s one of my go-to sources when I’m looking for gift items or something that feels elevated but still warm and lived-in.

Peter Dario · Answer

Renewfinds: I love this spot in Greenpoint! Vintage home finds and amazing prints.

Hallie · Answer

Fishs Eddy: A solid spot for basics/staples, especially if you or someone you know is starting from scratch (ex: the life stage where you just need 6-8 plates and bowls that won’t break in the dishwasher vs. one beautiful artisanal platter). My favorite ramekins were gifted to me from here.

Heather · Answer

The Foundry Home Goods: For all the simple luxuries. Things that look good and work well.

Sam · Answer

Fantes: A great mix of old school Italian and contemporary accoutrements. The shop in the Italian Market is a blast (along with the surrounding shops and restaurants), but they ship too.

Rosie · Answer

The Foundry Home Goods (Msp and online): Beeswax candles, sheepskin rugs, beautiful glassware. Worth checking out for their product descriptions alone. Everything is curated with so much love.

Loose Links · Answer

Canoe: Design destination

Jennie Klein · Answer

east fork pottery!: So good. So many fun colors and just endlessly classic and chic.

Rachel Schultz · Answer

Salter House

marika brownlee · Answer

Boston General Store: jill!!!! i have spent countless hours on this website

Nicole · Answer

Big Night: I’ve found some of my favorite home goods here! Always such a fun place to shop.

Claire Simon · Answer

Whisk NYC: Free pickup in BK!