20 LGBTQIA+ Home Brands To Support During Pride Month and Always

TRNK is a NYC-based furniture and home decor company founded by Tariq Dixon. Along with in-house designs, TRNK also features a beautiful collection of goods by artisans and craftsmen curated by Dixon, including this hand-loomed ottoman.

Started in 2022 by Jeremiah Brent (interior designer and husband to Nate Berkus), Atrio is a beautifully curated shop full of vintage and new homewares. We especially love its selection of versatile kitchenware and good-smelling candles (like this one, with a vessel that doubles as a beautiful vase).

The overarching mission of Darling Spring is to put female creatives at the forefront. Self-described as a concept store that is a union of culture and commerce, Darling Spring boasts dozens of artisan-made homewares and accessories, like these adorable botanical dessert plates.

Founded and curated by celebrity-loved designer Nate Berkus, his eponymous storefront features not only his self-designed products but also a careful selection of vintage homewares. We love this terra cotta pot lamp for the subtle statement it can make in any room.

Founded by Matthew Malin and Andrew Goetz, this company sells a selection of home and body fragrances, skin care, and hair care. Their candles, like this tomato one, are inspired by their passions and offer long-lasting, full scents that are meant to be subtle yet effective.

Illustrators Ashley Moles and Chess Needham live in Kingston, New York, and have done work for the likes of Skittles and Belletrist. Their own shop features their illustrations on posters, journals, stickers, art prints (including this special-edition print of the landmark NYC bookstore), and more.

Based in Los Angeles, Suay Sew Shop primarily works with deadstock fabric and post-consumer waste. But Suay doesn't only help the environment. The company's activist arm supports local textile workers by providing food delivery and launching a nationwide textile donation recycling program.

Show & Tell Concept Shop, started in 2011 by Allah Baker in Oakland, California, carries a selection of home textiles and accessories that celebrate the concept of unapologetic living. The shop often hosts collections, like Pride 365 and Black Joy, that promote living as your whole, authentic self all year long.

Owned by Helena Barquet and Fabiana Faria, Coming Soon NY is known for its quirky and eclectic homewares (not to mention its stunningly curated assortment of vintage goods). Chock-full of everything from great tableware to even better gifts, Coming Soon is your destination if you're looking for a conversation starter.

Hast boasts a minimal design you can count on. The brand, created by Elliot Cao, was launched in 2016 with one goal in mind: to create modern kitchen products that make cooking more fun, creative, and adventurous. The blades are made of Japanese steel and come in four different colors guaranteed to complement any kitchen.

Bobby Berk, known for his life-saving interior design tips on Netflix's hit show Queer Eye, has his own furniture line sold on Wayfair. Bobby Berk Home features quality rugs, nightstands, wall art, and even candles. Lucky for you, a few pieces are currently on sale!

Potter, designer, and author Jonathan Adler is known for many things, but nothing beats his home decor and furniture. If you've always wanted a sleek and stylish sectional, there's no better time to invest. Bonus: This weekend only, customers can snag 30 percent off already-on-sale items with the promo code REFRESH30.

Mackenzi Farquer forged her first store in 2007, which later became Lockwood in 2013. The LGBTQ- and female-owned business sells gifts, home decor, food items, clothing, beauty and wellness products, and kids' gear that all promote local makers and up-and-coming brands in the New York City area. We love the white ceramic Apollo mug that's dishwasher-, oven-, and microwave-safe.

In 2015, Boy Smells was created in the Los Angeles kitchen of cofounders and partners Matthew Herman and David Kien. Over the years, their fragrant inventory continues to surprise its cult following, but LES (with notes of blackcurrant, peach blossom, jasmine rice, Asian pear, coconut, cardamom, and white cedar) is still a best-seller. Don't hesitate to grab a few jars for your home!

TRNK's glimmering pendant chandelier can be a stunning addition to a dining area or living room. As a minority- and LGBTQ-owned business helmed by Tariq Dixon, the site celebrates innovative and ever-evolving design while also donating to organizations like Ali Forney Center and The Black Youth Project 100.

Etsy's MadebyRheal creates a handy (pun intended) catchall jewelry holder to help you keep your small daily essentials in one place. The store is an Etsy's Pick that has made over 7,800 sales and carries a range of products including blankets, cups, and coasters.

Minna is a queer-led business based in Hudson, New York, that believes in creating ethically-made products and using business to do good. The brand offers furnishings inspired by feminist art, the Bauhaus, traditional craft, and vintage textiles, just to name a few influences. The Julie Pillow is handwoven by an artisan co-op in Lima, Peru, and named after the woman behind it, artist Julie Mehretu.

"Thank you for being a friend!" is the popular theme song that welcomed Dorthy, Blanche, Sophia, and Rose—better known as the Golden Girls. Bijou Candles, started by Alaina and Jocelyn, makes candles with all things pop culture, witchy, and female empowerment in mind.

Finally, for those who spend a lot of time outside, this large citronella incense coil from Fredericks and Mae will make sure those pesky mosquitos won't invite themselves to the function. Led by Gabriel Fredericks Cohen and Jolie Mae Signorile, you'll find a variety of useful finds at Fredericks and Mae.