I have a photography wall art store in development at the moment. I predominately sell framed wall art, however I also conduct photography workshops. Is it possible for me to seperate out the art work products from the workshop products? as I want my main catalog of products to be only the wall art. I also want a workshop page where all my available workshops are listed and can be purchased.
I am pretty sure I haven’t clearly got this but from what I understand you can create different collections for both kind of products.
Hi,
Hope this will help.
- Tag each product with its type (Wall Art or Workshop)
- Group them into Collections
- Show those collections in site menu
- Adjust your homepage to only show wall art if you want
Hello @justinsloan ,
This feature is by default available with every theme.
You have to create 2 collections ‘wall art’ and ‘work shop’ and while creating a product each time select respective collection for it.
like if the product you are adding a ‘wall art’ product select collection ‘wall art’ for it same for other collection.
In this way products will be categorised as you want.
Regards
Guleria
Hi @justinsloan 
Creating stores within stores isn’t a native behavior.
aside from just using collections, or B2B features only available with shopifyPlus plans.
So things like onstore search will show each set of products in the stores search results if there’s any keyword match
etc etc etc.
You’d need a theme specifically built for this or advanced customizations for an existing theme.
To DIY you’d burn the time researching things like “wholesale retail” customizations.
Or a content gating app like locksmith with custom setup, and also theme customizations.
e.g. https://www.locksmith.guide/tutorials/more/restricting-customers-to-a-specific-collection
https://www.locksmith.guide/tutorials/more/hiding-products-from-product-grids
etc.
If you need this customization or consulting on product information architecture then contact me for services.
Contact info in forum signature below 
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ALWAYS please provide context, examples: store url, theme name, post url(s) , or any further detail in ALL correspondence.
You can manage separate product catalogs in Shopify using custom collections, tags, or by creating different storefronts with Shopify Plus. Another option is to use apps that let you show or hide products based on customer groups or storefront logic. It depends on whether you need different pricing, regions, or just visual separation.