Gallery, Yoga Studio, Recording Studio, Outdoor Venue, Buses,

A Bohemian Paradise Hidden In The Heart of Venice Beach. Cleverly tucked away behind the guise of a bohemian storefront, lives a street corner filled with unique artifacts. This hideaway offers a world of experiences that make up its own community of small businesses. Imagine if the spirit of Burning Man came to Los Angeles and took up residence on the corner of Lincoln and Victoria. Covering 10,000 square feet, the property encompasses a variety of items to buy and things to do. Everything that the Love Shack is today has grown organically. The Love Shack encompass many aspects and attracts a variety of people. The obvious draw has even made the location a favorite place to shoot TV shows and music videos. Almost everyone who walks in comments on the “good vibes” here. For the shopper, the grounds are mixed with items that have been both made and found. Some have been brought back from places like India, Nicaragua and Bali, while others are there on consignment. Looking around, you can spot everything from tintypes to dreamcatchers, with prices ranging from $1-$25,000 (if you count the airstream). These days, The Love Shack is expanding. It now includes the James Dewulf Concrete Couture Gallery and Showroom, Sanctum Urban Sanctuary studio, Michael Carter Lifestyle retail Bus, the mystic disco bus, the bean bag factory, the vinyl room, music studio, vintage container, and kitchen. It is also home to the loveable Italian mastiff named King, who is a favorite among customers. In essence, it’s about creating a feeling of wellness through sensory activation, products, and experiences. The Venice Love Shack has been a longstanding Lincoln Blvd landmark that has lived through the neighborhood’s many incarnations. It’s a bohemian hodgepodge of endless treasures. Everywhere you turn is something incredible.