We are troubled by the unlawful and appalling targeting of Asian Americans and feel strongly for supporting #stopaapihate initiatives. We also stand with publications like House Beautiful and Vanity Fair which are highlighting businesses owned by Asian Americans. Here are some AAPI businesses we would like to show you that offer a wide-variety of products from lovely bespoke-style vases to classic porcelain home goods, from plants and flowers to bath balms to excite your flower enthusiast.
The shop is a curated collection of home decor, rugs, furniture, lighting, and more.
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The “best home store in the U.S.” by House Beautiful magazine is a brick and mortar shop based in Charlotte, North Carolina with extensive online offerings, too!
This duo makes ceramics in New York City that feature a delightful collection of vases!
This is a truly clever name for a business that sells plants, flowers and pots for your “window sill.” With stores in New York, LA and San Francisco, there are lots of ways to shop with them.
The oldest store in Chinatown, New York, USA has been selling quality porcelain ware since 1925.
Para Sa’Yo (which means “For You” in Tagalog) was started by Michele and Anna-Marie Josue, two Filipina-American sisters who share both a love of community and lifelong love of shopping and the art of gift-giving.
Located in the heart of New York City, Pearl River Mart was founded in 1971 by husband and wife Ming Yi and China Yeh Chen to offer products from China. “Today, Pearl River is a beloved New York institution and a symbol for the creativity and ingenuity of Asian Americans in this country.” — Pearl River Website
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