7 of BOMSHBEE’s Favorite Indie Homeware Boutiques Across the US
When he’s not busy designing new products and working with our artisan production partners, our co-founder William Lau is often on the road, scouting out unique homeware boutiques to add to our growing network of partner retailers. Along the way, he’s discovered an array of indie boutiques that cater to various tastes and lifestyles, from modern and minimalist to warm and rustic. To help you find the perfect pieces for your home, our co-founder William Lau has rounded up a list of seven of our favourite homeware boutiques in all corners of the US, from California to New York, Ohio to Texas. Not only will you find BOMSHBEE products at these fabulous shops, but you’ll also have a chance to explore an array of lesser-known brands and high-quality pieces.
Maison 10
A few short blocks from the Empire State Building in the fashionable NoMad district, Maison 10 is a New York City-based concept store combining fashion, design, and social consciousness. Rotating every ten weeks, their collection of products from emerging and established designers includes only ethically made and sustainably produced goods, and 10% of every purchase goes to a charity of the customer’s choice.
From beautiful home decor and art pieces to clean skincare, handcrafted jewelry and accessories, and crystal aromatherapy meditation kits, this avant-garde emporium is the ultimate destination for conscious consumers.
Current Home
An award-winning boutique with two locations in New York, Current Home sets itself apart with a decidedly modern approach to home decor. The brick-and-mortar and online shops feature a curated selection of chic home goods, including luxurious bedding, statement-making decor, and beautiful tableware, including BOMSHBEE products. Moreover, their interior design services offer personalized consultations with their expert team, a gift registry service, and a corporate gifting program for businesses looking to send stylish and thoughtful gifts.
Wabi Sabi
Drawing inspiration from the Japanese philosophy of wabi-sabi, which celebrates the beauty of imperfection in art and design, this Palm Springs homeware and gift shop is a haven for those seeking beautifully imperfect pieces. Natural materials and organic shapes take center stage, creating a serene aesthetic that will make your home feel like a sanctuary.
Drawing inspiration from the Japanese philosophy of wabi-sabi, which celebrates the beauty of imperfection in art and design, this Palm Springs homeware and gift shop is a haven for those seeking beautifully imperfect pieces. Natural materials and organic shapes take center stage, creating a serene aesthetic that will make your home feel like a sanctuary.
A.J. Soseby
Set in a pine-green storefront on the trendy Parsons Avenue in Columbus, Ohio, A.J. Soseby boasts high-quality, functional home goods that have earned accolades from the likes of Vogue. Run by dynamic duo Adam and Johnathan (both interior designers with impeccable taste), this well-curated shop offers an impressive selection of unique and stylish products.
Look for rare kitchen goods like hand-forged cleavers and larder butter keepers, delicate enamelware, and the brand’s signature home fragrances and candle lines. Not to mention, the shop proudly carries a range of BOMSHBEE products that are sure to add a touch of minimalist elegance to your home.
Cursive New York
Nestled in the heart of Manhattan’s historic West Village, this homeware boutique is a treasure trove of refined products. Whether you’re looking for the perfect gift or a statement piece for your home, you can rest assured knowing that each item at Cursive has been carefully hand-picked by the owners, spouses Douglas and Michael (who have been business partners for over 25 years) – and they have a fantastic eye for quality and detail. From luxurious hand-poured candles to delicate vases, fine stationery and one-of-a-kind jewelry, Cursive is one of those boutiques you can’t help but return to time and time again.
Scout of Marion
A modern-day general store in Marion, Iowa, Scout of Marion is brimming with gorgeous finds. Founder Nikki Kettelkamp draws upon her travel experiences and background as a luxury fashion buyer for Chanel to create a vibrant and delightful boutique filled with unique pieces.
Check out the gourmet pantry items, books and great gift ideas (like cocktail-infusing kits in mason jars and Blue Oyster mushroom growing kits) alongside organic baby products and high-end skincare such as the coveted Danish brand Meraki. And don’t miss the mantra cuffs etched with affirmations – the perfect reminder to stay positive and motivated throughout the day.
Carol Hicks Bolton
Everything truly is bigger in Texas – and that includes renowned interior designer Carol Hicks Bolton’s massive 30,000-square-foot warehouse in Fredericksburg, about two hours west of Austin. Bolton’s vast collection of antiques and home goods showcases her cozy yet elegant aesthetic and penchant for natural materials like wood, stone, and linen.
Bolton’s distinctive blend of rustic charm has earned her a loyal following of decorators and collectors alike. The warehouse is a must-visit for those seeking one-of-a-kind pieces, featuring everything from massive farm tables to French cabinets, cupboards, bed linens, decor and tableware.