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General Store - SF
San Francisco, CA
Stores
4035 Judah St, San Francisco 94122, CA
General Store was founded in 2009 as a collaboration between Serena Mitnik-Miller and Mason St. Peter with encouragement from their friends and neighbors in the outer sunset of San Francisco. In 2012, they opened a new location in Los Angeles with their friends, Hannah Henderson and John Moore. Extending the family to Los Angeles was a natural step for General Store to expand and grow their family. Their goal is to bring thoughtful, functional design to their local community and abroad. General Store has grown to become an arbiter of beautifully well-imagined works from the creative minds of many inspiring craftsmen. Their family is now an extended group of visionaries who are the best at what they do. Their San Francisco store features a warm and welcoming garden gathering space. Their Venice location's ample interior volume will hold a place in your imagination long after you’ve left the store.
4035 Judah St, San Francisco 94122, CA
General Store was founded in 2009 as a collaboration between Serena Mitnik-Miller and Mason St. Peter with encouragement from their friends and neighbors in the outer sunset of San Francisco. In 2012, they opened a new location in Los Angeles with their friends, Hannah Henderson and John Moore. Extending the family to Los Angeles was a natural step for General Store to expand and grow their family. Their goal is to bring thoughtful, functional design to their local community and abroad. General Store has grown to become an arbiter of beautifully well-imagined works from the creative minds of many inspiring craftsmen. Their family is now an extended group of visionaries who are the best at what they do. Their San Francisco store features a warm and welcoming garden gathering space. Their Venice location's ample interior volume will hold a place in your imagination long after you’ve left the store.