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Home Goods Shops in New Mexico Accepting Makers

These 7 shops carrying home goods and design objects publicly say they accept submissions on their own websites. All are in New Mexico; see all 652 nationwide or the Albuquerque page.

The 7 shops

Old Town · Albuquerque

Desert Bird Mercantile

Family-run home-decor shop in the Old Town Patio Market: vibrant, New Mexican style.

Heads up: Small store; it has to be an obvious fit.

EmailPartners with a few local artists at a time. They prefer New Mexico artists, and you must help promoteHomeArtGifts
Albuquerque

Indian Pueblo Store

Indian Pueblo Cultural Center's store for Pueblo and Native artists' work.

Heads up: For Native American artists.

FormPhoneConsignment case by case, especially for Artists Circle Gallery exhibitorsArtJewelryCeramics
Northwest · Albuquerque

The ABQ Collective

A shop-local destination and incubator where local entrepreneurs grow together; it also hosts backyard markets.

Heads up: Join terms aren't posted.

EmailLocal retail incubator for entrepreneursGiftsApparelHome
Nob Hill · Albuquerque

And Stuff Retail Collective

Nob Hill collective of New Mexico makers: stationery, prints, candles, housewares, apparel.

EmailPhoneCollective of local makers and vendorsStationeryPrintsHome
Santa Fe

Double Take of Santa Fe

Heads up: Resale/consignment program for clothing, jewelry, housewares and furniture; not a wholesale brand buyer invitation.

In personPhoneEmailConsignmentApparelAccessoriesJewelry
Santa Fe

Spiegelberg Shop at New Mexico History Museum

FormEmailLine sheetSubmissions reviewed monthlyGiftsHomeJewelry
Los Alamos

Fuller Lodge Art Center Gallery Gift Shop

FormConsignment commission retained by organization is 35-40% depending on gallery area, exact rate specified in contract. Occasional wholesale arrangements by invitation only at 50% commission structure. Year-round submissions, space-dependent reviewGiftsCardsJewelry

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