Studio Rental

Currently open:

Juniper Room - 80 SF (controlled light only - 2 available)

About Our Studios:

We are always looking for more amazing local talent to fill our studio spaces. Abode is here to serve the needs of our creative community and are open to all sorts of artists and businesses. We gear ourselves to small handmade businesses and seek to provide networking, educational, and income-driven opportunities for those sorts of artists and makers.

allison illustrating at her studio in abode

We aim to host 2 markets per year and 4 Open Studios to help connect with the community and generate income for our makers. We also offer space for workshops and classes that are COVID friendly as well as our local and handmade only retail space.

Our rent is priced startup-friendly and includes:

all utilities,
WIFI,
use of common spaces- the kitchen, conference table, and work benches
attic storage
photo documentation area

Just fill out the form below or stop by to check out available spaces!

Have more questions? Contact us!

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Testimonials from our Renters:

"Everybody at Abode is so incredibly kind and supportive ! The space was a perfect spot for me to start my contemporary art gallery: Cleo the Gallery. From the large communal area to gather for workshops and power lunches to the massive attic to store art supplies, plus the abundance of windows at the front that let in so much natural light, it is truly a place to thrive." - JM

"Great to be in a shared place with other makers and artists." -Anon.

"Abode has been such a great place to help elevate my business. Connection and relationship truly is the key to success, and Abode has provided such a sweet organic environment for that. I’ve loved rubbing shoulders with the makers in the space as well as the makers that sell/do workshops from outside the space. Coming from a craft fair background, I’ve truly loved getting to know these makers better over the years by having roots at Abode. I think the biggest strength of Abode is the supportive community of makers and the variety of crafts they specialize in. I hold such a deep trust for each maker there. The only downfall, in my opinion, is some aesthetic vibes- like the fluorescent lighting and the low classroom ceilings, which makes the space feel less open." - AH