50 Women-Owned Home Decor Brands to Shop This Month and Beyond

Ariel Kay, founder of Parachute Home, noticed a hole in the market for high-quality, accessible bedding. Kay leveraged her expertise from a career in advertising and brand development to launch an ethical direct-to-consumer company with that very ethos in mind. Also known as loungewear, the brand's best-selling robes are made from 100% long-staple Turkish cotton for a soft, relaxed feel.

Johanna Howard began designing after watching her mother make handmade dresses in her atelier while growing up in Sweden. After Howard fine-tuned her creative eye during her career, she began creating her home decor pieces inspired by Scandinavian design. Howard worked with Barrow to design this classic ottoman tray with a rim to seamlessly organize decorations, charcuterie, and everything in between.

Aurora James, founder of Brother Vellies, is also the founder of the 15 Percent Pledge, a nonprofit organization that calls on major retailers to allocate 15 percent of their shelf space to Black-owned businesses. Her Luxury Home Her Brand and Fashion Her brand includes handmade goods that you'll want to display, like this statement checkered plate.

Latrice Thompson's mission is simple. Her palette, her pots, and her brand are all about making the plant industry more sustainable and colorful. Inspired by coffee mugs, this functional planter has a beautiful glossy finish and drainage holes for small plants.

Fans of Joanna Gaines need no introduction to Magnolia. Her co-founder, along with her husband Chip Gaines, launched the brand more than 20 years ago as a mantra to symbolize that her home is her favorite place. Now, she has curated a collection of furniture, rugs, art, decor, and more to accent every area of ​​her home. This mirror's intricate gold-plated design adds an elegant touch to your interior.

Founded 20 years ago by textile designer Serena Dugan and former technology executive Lily Canter, Serena & Lily was born out of their desire to build homes with character. Within the company's collections, you'll find a nod to California style (a.k.a. coastal casual home design), like this seaside-inspired outdoor bistro set.

After adopting his dog Fritz in 2021, Daniel Heeren combined his love of dogs and design to create a dog- and planet-friendly lifestyle brand. Her Approved by Fritz collection includes sustainable, modern homeware that fits seamlessly into your space, like this completely recycled dog bed.

For founder Sarah Sugarman, interior decoration has always been a family business, thanks to loved ones working in the hotel, residential, and interior design industries. When building Lulu and Georgia, she kept community and family in her DNA of the brand, even naming the company after her grandfather Lou and her father George. The carved armrests of this Herlowe swivel chair give it a modern and cozy feel designed for corners and family rooms.

Before launching Afternoon Light, Deirdre Maroney and Minya Quirk worked as business partners in the fashion industry for nearly 20 years. They turned to home decor as a way to streamline shopping for “hard-to-find great things.” You can find items like this Knit-Wit floor lamp featured in Iskos Berlin's Made by Hand series.

Founder Annie Selke's self-proclaimed home decor brand started with rugs, thanks to her love of textiles. Since then, we've expanded to stock everything from colorful, coastal to bohemian, modern furniture and decor. This jute she rug has an all natural braided top weave design that brings a textural element to your home.

The family-owned Fable Pets brand was co-founded by Sophie Bakalar and her brother Jeremy Canade. They are self-proclaimed dog lovers and make pet products that double as home decoration. Featuring a minimalist bentwood design, the crate can also be used as a side table.

Citizenry founders Carly Nance and Rachel Bentley met during their freshman year of college and quickly became friends. Combining their creativity and flair for business, the two launched her The Citizenry after struggling to find home decor options that weren't mass-produced. This artisan-driven company handcrafts pieces such as floor baskets made from Mexican palm fronds and finished with leather handles.

Founded by Laura Weiszer, Betsu Studio is a great source for vintage and modern art, mirrors, pillows, blankets, vessels, and more. The shop refinishes, reupholsters or rebuilds about 60% of the vintage items it sells.

AAPI and woman-owned Sabai handcrafts living room essentials (loveseats, sofas, even coffee tables) and does it the right way, making eco-friendly products. What is Associate Editor Jessica Cherner's favorite piece? Her Essentials sectional takes pride of place in her New York City apartment. “I love that it's prefabricated. It was so easy to put together and so comfortable,” she says. “I have navy velvet and it hasn't faded or torn in the three years I've owned the section.”

Designer Bria Hamel founded Brooke & Lou as a brand offering chic homewares that balance modern and classic. Everything is eco-friendly, so if you ask us, you won't feel guilty buying this brand. One of our favorite pieces of his on this site is this adorable tray hand-woven by Cambodian artisans.

Eliza Blank founded The Sill in 2012 after combining her love of gardening from her family's Filipino roots with the need to refresh her apartment. The brand offers a wide range of healthy plants, but also sells creative decorative items. Landscape Growframe has a sleek attachable design and built-in grow lights that can be used as art or as a planter.

Material CEO Eunice Byun and co-founder David Nguyen create stylish and functional kitchen tools, such as prep and cookware, that help bring people together through cooking and sharing meals. She partnered with her Death & Co. to create this cool pitcher with a wavy handle for easy stirring and pouring.