LeadQuasar's Interior Design Stores category lists 1,721 stores and showrooms in 12 states. Every record is a business listing with a phone number, a website, an address and a Google rating; none include an email address or a named contact. The list suits suppliers and service providers who pitch by phone or in person, and it is concentrated in big-city markets.
What counts as an interior design store
The category covers businesses that sell design to the public from a storefront: home decor boutiques, furniture and lighting showrooms, window treatment and fabric shops, and design studios with a retail floor. Many do two jobs at once. They sell product off the floor, and they sell design services, from a paint consultation to a full room.
That mix shapes what they buy:
- Product lines. Furniture, lighting, rugs, textiles, wallcoverings, accessories. New lines usually come through reps, trade shows or a direct approach with samples.
- Samples and displays. Sample books, swatch programs and display fixtures that let a customer choose in the store.
- Services. Installation crews, upholstery workrooms, delivery, photography, websites and local advertising.
- Tools. Design and rendering software, project management, POS and customer financing for larger orders.
The buyer is usually the owner, who is often also the lead designer. In a small showroom there may be only a couple of staff, and the owner splits time between the floor, client homes and suppliers.
Where the stores are
Texas and California hold most of the list.
| State | Stores |
|---|---|
| Texas | 530 |
| California | 436 |
| Illinois | 122 |
| New York | 111 |
| Arizona | 107 |
| Pennsylvania | 98 |
Florida (74), Tennessee (71) and Michigan (42) follow, with smaller counts in Indiana (19) and Ohio (11).
By city, the records spread evenly across big metros: Chicago (119), San Diego, New York and Houston (104 each), Los Angeles (101), Dallas (100) and San Jose (99). The data centers on those major cities rather than on every suburb and small town. If your territory is one of those metros, it is well covered. If you sell into smaller markets, this list will be thin.
Research the store before you call
Interior design is a visual business, and every record in this list has a website. Use it. In a few minutes you can learn:
- The style. Modern, traditional, coastal, farmhouse. A supplier whose product does not match the store's look will not get a second call.
- Price point. Whether the store sells to budget-conscious homeowners or high-end clients.
- Services. Whether they offer in-home design, installation or custom work, which tells you if they need workrooms or installers.
- Social presence. Many showrooms post heavily on social media. That shows you what sells for them and gives you a specific opener.
Walking in with "I saw the dining room you posted last week" is a better start than any product sheet.
The Google rating is useful context too. The average across the list is 4.43 out of 5, which is high. Showroom owners protect their reputations, so expect questions about quality, lead times and what happens if something arrives damaged.
Reaching the interior design stores owner
With no email or contact names in the listing, the phone and the front door are the channels.
- Call and ask who handles purchasing. Get the name, then ask for a good time to show samples.
- Visit with samples. Showroom owners buy what they can touch. A short visit with a sample and a price list beats a long call.
- Avoid weekends. Saturdays are often the busiest selling day. A weekday morning is the best time to get the owner's attention.
- Follow up in writing through the contact form or general email on the store's website. Follow CAN-SPAM and any state rules that apply.
Putting the interior design stores list to work
Browse interior design store leads and filter by state and city. Search is free. All 1,721 records are STANDARD tier business listings, and each shows its quality score before you unlock it.
A free account unlocks 50 stores a day with no card, which is plenty for researching and calling a single metro. To work several states or load the list into a CRM, go unlimited for $3.99/month with CSV export. Related categories include interior designers and furniture stores. If you have a name and need an address, see how to find business email addresses.
Frequently asked questions
How many interior design stores does LeadQuasar have?
1,721 stores across 12 states. Texas has 530 and California 436, followed by Illinois (122) and New York (111).
Are there email addresses in the interior design store list?
No. Each record has a phone number, website, address and Google rating, but no email address or contact name. Call the store, or use the contact details on its website.
Who buys for an interior design store?
Usually the owner, who is often also the lead designer. Larger showrooms may have a buyer or store manager, so ask on the first call who handles purchasing.
Which cities have the most interior design stores in the list?
Chicago has 119, and San Diego, New York and Houston have 104 each. Los Angeles (101), Dallas (100) and San Jose (99) are close behind.
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