2. The General Store: My sister Saree first introduced me to General Store years ago, and it now has a location in Venice Beach as well. They have the best selection of vintage and cool finds for every room in the house. The aesthetic is bohemian, rustic, and very California.
3. March: March is one of my favorite home stores of all time; I never leave empty handed. They specialize in clean, classic and beautifully made items for the kitchen and dining room. Everything is impeccably curated; it’ll make you want to rush home and plan a party.
4. Marin Country Mart: This shopping center is owned by the same folks behind the Brentwood Country Mart in Los Angeles, where our flagship store is located. It has the best curation of shops, from Pressed Juicery to Erica Tanov, and a vibrant farmer’s market that’s open on Saturdays. (Keep an eye out for our debut in 2018!)
6. Bird Dog: Bird Dog’s chef and owner Robbie Wilson takes inspiration from Northern California and Japanese cuisine, creating small, shareable dishes that run the gamut from raw fish and vegetables to meats. The décor is sophisticated and minimal; it’s the perfect environment for a romantic date or night out with friends.
7. Heath Ceramics: Heath is always a good place for gifts—or building your own collection of tableware. The 18th Street location also has a factory-viewing area, and is adjacent to Tartine Manufactory, so you can make an afternoon of it.
9. Outerlands: This restaurant is visually stunning—with curved walls covered in weathered wood—and serves delicious, locally sourced, organic American fare. Brunch is beyond busy, but they’re open during the week and in the evening as well.
10. Case for Making: This elevated art store has the prettiest craft supplies, desk goods and gifts. They also host workshops on painting, drawing, and more for those who want to improve their skills while picking up a new set of pastels or paints.