“The District feels like a combination of the Pacific Design Center in West Hollywood and Bazaar del Mundo in Old Town San Diego. Vendors of handcrafted furniture, art, antiques, clothes, jewelry and accessories occupy imaginatively converted warehouses next door to interior designers with big-city clients – the kind who shop on Rodeo Drive. The prices here, however, are more reasonable.”

“This area boasts an eclectic array of shops and boutiques to be admired. Even the fire hydrants are fashionable.”

“The Cedros Design District is known for its Artisan, ‘Left Bank’ personality and charm as well as for the souce of trendy furnishings, accessories, art and fashion.”

“Considering that Cedros Avenue is now the site of the tres-hip Design District, it’s hard to imagine it was once a dirt road that flooded and turned into a river where local kids went rafting after rainstorms back in the 1920’s. Building on its 20-year history as a cabinetmaking and woodworking center, the District became a magnet for interior designers and architects, followed by art galleries, custom-home furnishings outlets, antiques and collectibles ‘malls’ and chic clothing and jewelry shops. The Cedros Design District is the place to shop ‘til you drop or just browse.”