If you’re looking for infinite inspiration to keep your home glowing, consider getting your pieces at black-owned home goods stores. They offer a lot, not just design-wise but also heritage and stories in the products. If you’re into this kind of thing, here are some black-owned home good stores you should check out.
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1. 54 Kibo
When Nana Quagraine started 54 Kibo, her mission was to share the creativity of the African continent. Born in Ghana and having traveled to other African countries before she settled in Brooklyn, New York, she realized that African pieces weren’t accessible outside the continent.
The name 54 Kibo pays homage to the 54 countries and the highest summit in the continent. You’ll find luxury African designs like modern wall art, rugs, African furniture, light fixtures, and throw pillows, among other items.
2. Jungalow
Jungalow started as a blog in 2009, where its founder Justina Blakeney shared her creative endeavours. Over the years, it evolved into a brand where she now sells some of the best home decor that will transform your room.
Suppose you’re looking for rugs, wallpapers, art prints, baskets, pillows, lighting, coats, and more. You can find Jungalow at 7521 Melrose Ave. Los Angeles, CA 90046 Second Floor. They operate every day from 12 pm to 8 pm.
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3. Harlem Candle Company
Travel and lifestyle expert Teri Johnson founded Harlem Candle Company to share her love for fragrance, Harlem and jazz. Her aunt’s travels and exotic perfume designs fascinated her. Through intense research, Teri realised the impact of scent in different cultures. In 2014, she started the company in her kitchen and now sells designer perfumes and candles.
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4. Linoto
To sleep better, you should get sheets at Linoto, a black-owned home goods store in New York. Jason Evege opened the business in 2007 after he was frustrated by his search for quality and affordable linen bedsheets. He designed his own and made some for friends. Today, Linoto handles orders of at least 10,000 globally.
Apart from bedsheets, Linoto offers kitchen and dining cloth, linen towels, and boxer shorts. Visit their stores at 3199 Albany Post Rd, Suite 215, Buchanan, NY 10511.
5. Estelle Colored Glass
Are you looking for some coloured, luxury glass for your home? Estelle Colored Glass is the place you need to head to. It’s one of the black-owned home goods stores that’ll give your home that vintage yet modern feel.
Stephanie Summerson Hall got the inspiration to start Estelle Colored Glass from her grandmother. She spent a day in her week looking for pieces and using them to decorate dinner tables.
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6. Design Dua
Coretta Owusu, the founder of Design Dua, is a lawyer and entrepreneur. Her love to empower artists in rural Africa informed her decision to set up the company’s production process in Ghana. The team is responsible for the entire production process. Some of their items include baskets for babies, pets and other things.
7. Soukie Modern
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If you want unique designs of rugs, hand woven in Marrakech, Morocco, that can be customized for you, Soukie Modern will do that for you. This is the work of Kenya Knight and Taib Lotfi, who want to share their love for rugs.
Apart from rugs, they sell clothing and furniture, exterior landscaping, jewelry, and decorative accessories.
8. Bole Road Textile
Ethiopian-born designer Hana Getachew founded Bole Road Textile. After working in an architectural firm for 11 years, her love for bold colours and designs became clear. Her upbringing reinforced that, and the result is this venture.
Her products will work for your room, kitchen, dining and bath. They include bed runners, pillow sets, wall hangings, and curtains.
9. Palette Pots
Are you planning to nurture some plants in your house decor? Before worrying about where you can find pots to hold your plants, we recommend you check out Palette Pots. They offer pots in different colours and designs that will make your home livelier and your experience better.
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10. Clare
If you’ve ever gone paint shopping, you know just how hectic it can be—different shades that look similar to others, and you don’t know where to start. Well, Nicole Gibbons shares in our pain which is why she founded Clare.
Gibbons is on a mission to help you make your home love fabulous. They offer different shades for the exterior and interior. Additionally, they sell painting accessories like a paint kit, roll cover, roller frame and extension pole.
If you’re planning a renovation, wholesale or for a section of your home, these black-owned home goods stores present plenty of options. We are sure that you’ll find something that suits your taste.
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