San Diego's Best Home Decor

Leather seating, mahogany furniture, lighting, stemware and other hand-picked home furnishings from around the world.

Tips: Get someone to buy it for you; the store has a wedding registry.

Avitatt

Seaside Home

Home decor boutique features luxury linens, antique furniture, accessory rugs and pillows, clocks, lamps, European baskets and Italian ceramics.

Birdcage

From sofas to scented candles, this designer warehouse showcases everything you need to design the perfect urban existence.

Reviews:

• “expensive but nice things”

Tips: The owners are also the founders of the Kettner Art & Design District in Little Italy (www.kaddsd.com).

Mixture

Loft-like clothing and home decor boutique defines shabby-chic with everything from designer linens to vintage-inspired lampshades.

Tips: Pick up a catalog in the store to find more fabulous items like shoes and accessories that aren’t available in the Carlsbad store.

Anthropologie

Boutique carries hard-to-find shoes, eclectic men’s and women’s fashions and rare vinyl action figures by famous artists.

RE: UP

Attitude-inspired slogan tees, sweatshirts and home decorative art including posters and magazine racks are available at this trendy downtown shop.

Igloo

Boutique features 50’s and 60’s style retro furniture including sofas, tables and mirrors. Also has a built-in espresso lounge.

Underground Furniture

Lawn, garden and patio decor ranging from large fountains and statues to ornamental birdhouses and flags.

Tips: It’s not just hoses and watering cans. Mary’s is also a great source for gifts for a garden-lover such as floral stationary, framed prints, scented skincare and other gift items.

Mary’s Secret Garden

International home furnishings and accessories boutique in Encinitas with an emphasis on goods from artisans in Central Mexico.

Tips: During Mexican holidays, the store often has Sangria and light tapas.

Aesthetyx

European-inspired store features antiques, bed and bath linens, fine crystal, Italian pewter, bakeware, cookbooks, and Christopher Radko ornaments year-round.

Island Provenance

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