Casa Shops

A visit to the General Store feels a little bit like visiting someone's house — if that someone was a super cool artist/architect couple with a darling dog named Macy.

Located a few blocks from the beach in San Francisco's Outer Sunset neighborhood, the General Store channels a laid-back, surfer vibe. Curated by owners Serena Mitnik-Miller and Mason St. Peter, the store is stocked with a mix of the practical and the magical, from garden totes to prism planters. Everything feels a little bit familiar, in the very best way. Lots of natural materials, handmade items and the things that make a house feel like a home; ceramic teapots, brass tacks, plants and locally made soaps. We never leave empty-handed and you won't either. You can also visit them at their newest location in Venice, CA!

Check out a few of our favorites from their newest arrivals.

As longtime fans of Steven Alan's, we were thrilled to hear about the opening of his new home goods shop in New York's TriBeCa neighborhood. A veritable treasure trove, the Steven Alan Home Shop offers a variety of housewares, gardening tools, rugs, textiles, and ceramics. The designer teamed up with some of his (and our!) favorite vendors, like Fort Standard and Garza Marfa, to stock the shop with a diverse and eclectic mix of items. Steven Alan will also be debuting his first capsule furniture collection with designer Jason Pickens, featuring made-to-order sofas in customized fabrics. Seriously exciting stuff! Read on for a sneak peek at the new space.

As the granddaughter of cosmetics guru Estée Lauder, Aerin Lauder had a strong role model to inspire her own success in beauty and design. Still, when it comes to her home collection, Aerin has channeled a style that's all her own — a cool, casual elegance that manages to be both modern and timeless. Her lifestyle brand Aerin launched last Fall, and although it originally featured a beauty collection, her brand now includes a unique home line of decorative accents, candles, and other eye-catching pieces for entertaining.

Simple luxury is at the heart of her collection, and we've fallen head over heels for her polished aesthetic. Check out the gorgeous pieces on our Aerin wish list, and take a cue from Aerin Lauder herself with a glimpse at how she's styled her own homes!

For us, a trip to Portland, OR, isn't complete without a visit to Canoe. Founded in 2005 by Craig Olson and Sean Igo, Canoe has built a solid reputation for showcasing the best in everyday, livable design. Although they source from all over the world, Craig and Sean have always made a point to showcase items designed in their home state of Oregon, highlighting emerging designers as well as supporting the quality work that has been happening locally for years (Pendleton, anyone?). Here are a few of our favorite pieces.

Located in LA's Art District, one-stop design shop Poketo dishes up "art for your everyday." Husband-and-wife team Ted Vadakan and Angie Myung have a keen curatorial eye, highlighting local and international artists with a range of home goods, apparel, and accessories. Here are a few of our current favorites, but the list changes with the inventory! Poke(to) around to discover your own.

With a mix of timeless home decor that ranges from new to vintage, High Street Market is ideal for the flea market enthusiast who doesn't always have time to troll for the perfect piece. The offerings — from furniture to hardware — share a common theme of understated elegance. During the holiday season, you can even browse under price categories to find something special that also works with your budget. Keep reading to see which pieces from High Street Market made our wish list!

As an extension of owner Jamie Meares's blog I Suwannee, Furbish Studio features a gorgeous, eclectic collection of modern home accessories. Bold patterns, bright colors, and unique designs reign supreme in the curated shop, with everything from metallic accents to graphic decor to vintage, one-of-a-kind finds. If you live near Raleigh, NC, be sure to check out the flagship retail location! Otherwise, visit the beautiful online shop to fill your home (or a few gift baskets) with a variety of eye-catching items. Love the bold, contemporary aesthetic? Click through to see the top picks on our Furbish Studio wish list!

If you're an antiques junkie with a bucket list of vintage faires to shop, then allow us to introduce you to a shortcut. NapaStyle's new Barn Door platform brings the best one-of-a-kind finds and authentic antiques to your doorstep. As the name suggests, its inventory is decidedly rustic. Nonetheless, an impressive assortment of elegant glassware and metallic accents with perfect patina provide appeal for a wider audience than you might think. And with a 30-day return policy, you won't have to worry about impulse-purchase regrets. Keep reading to see the eight standout pieces that made our lust list!

If your design alter ego is a globetrotting sophisticate, then Lulu & Georgia is sure to become your new kryptonite. Filled with pieces beautiful enough to carry an entire room, the new online shop is also cleverly organized. With the option to shop by type, style, or color, finding those pieces takes less time — though we doubt you'll want to rush. If you're looking for something extraspecial, you won't want to miss their one-of-a-kind section. Or click on the behind the seams to get a closer look at the creative minds behind the shop's production. Keep reading to see the 10 standout pieces that made our lust list!