20 of Our Favorite Black-Owned Etsy Shops for Handmade Home Decor

Jurnfern Art has no shortage of colorful prints, including this poster that takes inspiration from the famous painting "American Gothic." Called "A Black Americana," it depicts a Black couple wearing more modern, fashion-forward outfits and "offers an alternative perspective on what true Americana can look like," the artist explains in the product description.

On the hunt for new stylish storage ideas? It doesn't get any better than these beautiful handmade baskets from Gullah weaver Bella Cousette of Bella C. Unique Designs. This specific craftsmanship technique stems from enslaved West Africans in South Carolina, and has been practiced by local Gullah-Geechee descendents for the past 10 generations. Here, Cousette's intricate two-piece design features a decorative sweetgrass bin and matching lid that can function as a catch-all or coffee table organizer.

When it comes to beautifully-shaped candles, sometimes it's just about the aesthetic, and New York-based seller Lush and Lavish Home definitely delivers. Take these Women Body Candles, for instance, which are handcrafted in unique shapes, colors, and sizes, all designed to celebrate the female form. They smell as good as they look, too, with reviewers raving about the amazing scents.

If you're looking for new, unique art to add to your gallery wall, Black-owned Etsy shop WD63 has it! This abstract set specifically — available as a digital download — comes with three prints that display silhouettes of women in tons of different shades.

Whether you like to jot down your daily thoughts or keep a regular dream journal, you can never have too many notebooks. That's where Paper Worthy Co. comes in, supplying stylish stationery like this 172-page A5 notebook. The handmade hardcover looks super modern and clean, thanks to its minimalist, one-line portraits of women.

Great-smelling candles that come in a beautiful, reusable vessel are a win-win, as seen via the selection from Milky Candle Shop — a Black-, queer-, and women-owned brand. Each item has hand-poured wax inside of a smooth, lidded clay jar, which is perfect for recycling after you've burnt the candle to the end. Choose from a range of scents, too, like the Flannel + Fleece with notes of pine, cedar, oakmoss, lavender, cypress, eucalyptus, rosemary, and bayberry.

Dina Dee’s work could be in a modern art museum — seriously. Her abstract minimalist paintings are striking and yet subtle enough to work in any space. She has several set styles to choose from (all hand-painted, so each piece will vary slightly) but much of her work is custom, so don’t be afraid to get in touch with her for a specific request. 

Kedji Makoli’s family has long made a living working with their hands, whether by sewing, cooking, or hairdressing. She’s continuing the tradition by creating ethnic home textiles with a nomadic influence. Her pillow collections full of intricate designs and soothing colors are incredible, but her wall hangings, poufs, and mud cloth fabrics deserve your attention, too. 

If functional art is your thing, you’ll have no problem finding something to love at Made By Rheal’s Etsy shop. He makes an array of beautiful, usable home pieces from concrete and resin, including coasters, ring holders, and planters. Some of his more unique pieces are his hand-shaped catchall bowls, which can be used to hold keys, jewelry, or even tea lights.

Bring all the peaceful and mystical vibes to your walls with Emma Hall’s contemporary, eclectic prints. She sold digital patterns and fonts for years before deciding it was time to create physical pieces to liven up people’s homes. Her prints feature soothing colors like soft pinks and reds, which she incorporates into all sorts of designs, including florals, animals, and geometric shapes. There’s truly a little bit of something for everyone. 

When Candice Luter bought her first house, she fell completely in love with the decorating process. So she took a leap of faith and left her corporate job to work at an interior design firm. She’s since started her own design company where she upcycles just about anything into chic, boho-style home accents using remnant scraps of wood and fabric. Her Etsy shop features several of her creations, including macrame wall hangings and mirrors with fringe accents. 

Been looking for the perfect print of your favorite celeb to add to your gallery wall? Look no further. Monica Ahanonu’s digital illustrations of notable figures — including Prince, Kobe Bryant, and Willow Smith — will add vibrant personality to your walls, thanks to their bright colors and slightly abstract style. Ahanonu also has a vibrant selection of runway-inspired pieces to celebrate iconic fashion moments.

Look no further for gifting this year: Morning Joy Co.’s custom, laser-cut decor is the answer. They sell cutting boards engraved with family recipes, U.S. maps featuring home state highlights, and signs with family names, all at surprisingly affordable prices. The recipe cutting board, made from naturally rustic wood, is perfect for the home cook in your life and will look great displayed on the countertop. 

If you’ve been looking for some new wall art that’s not your typical poster or tapestry, Studio Nom’s contemporary fiber wall hangings will surprise and satisfy you. They use circular beech wood frames and cotton rope to create striking geometric patterns in various colors and styles. All pieces are carefully handmade in the Netherlands, so be prepared for slightly longer shipping times. But rest assured, this wall art is worth the wait. 

There’s never been a more important time to stay connected to the people you love, and that’s what CardCraft is all about. Owner Damola started the company after leaving the East Coast to move to Portland. He found that staying in touch with his family kept him grounded, and he wanted to find a way to make doing so even easier. So he started CardCraft to help people keep close and celebrate both big and small moments. The artistic cards are beautiful enough to frame, but you’ll love the messages on them, too.

Bring a bit of everyday beauty to your walls and life with art prints from Lovely Earthlings. Owner and artist Karina Daniel Parris illustrates cute and colorful scenes of women happily living life, whether they’re watering plants, drinking coffee in bed, or sipping cappuccinos with friends. The prints are modern, playful, and the perfect reminder to find joy in the simple things. 

Archer Home Designs was “born from a desire to create a beautiful home while facing the reality of a limited budget.” Owners Ntebo and Edvardo Archer started making furniture for their own home to save money, then decided to offer their rustic, handcrafted pieces to others. Right now, they have a small but stylish collection of farmhouse and industrial dining tables and coffee tables that look like something out of a Pottery Barn catalog, but they’re working on expanding their offerings to home decor accents and more.

Godly Gorgeous combines owner Andrea George’s main passions: fashion, adventure, style, and a love of Christ. She describes her Etsy shop as a “store that resembles God’s grace and love towards us in the best style possible.” And her stuff certainly is stylish! She makes African-inspired T-shirts, stationery, and calendars, all featuring her creative designs and inspiring quotes. We love her collection of wall prints, which combine her illustrations and positivity to celebrate Black women. 

Mind the Cork owner Jenny is what you might call a cork stan. She started her shop in 2013 to make the most of what she considers one of the world’s most underrated resources. “Cork is a brilliant material,” she says on her site. “Its harvest doesn’t require the trees to be cut down. It is also biodegradable, renewable, and recyclable — I think it’s pretty fantastic!” Even if you’re not yet a cork lover, her products — everything from wallets and planters to pencil cases and figurines — will turn you into one. All of her cork is sourced directly from harvesters in Portugal, and she creates the pieces in her London studio. 

The Gee's Bend Quilters of Boykin, Alabama have a renowned legacy that spans generations and continues to this day. In fact, their handsewn quilts are permanent staples in over 20 museums, including New York's Metropolitan Museum of Art. Each patchwork quilt is a one-of-a-kind creation by women of the rural Alabama community formerly known as Gee's Bend and features colorful designs and beautiful patterns that embody their history. A few places you can find Gee's Bend quiltmakers' mesmerizing works are Sha's Shop, Kiara's Quilt Boutique, Quilts by Caster, Emma's Lovely Treasures, At the Door Quilts, K and K Quilted Treasure, and Nook and Shug.