Hello, neighbor! Come on in.
Tilden Terrace is your corner of Culver City — a welcoming retail space on Washington Blvd where everyday essentials meet a little extra thoughtfulness. Stop by and say hi.
Since Day One
Serving Culver City
A neighborhood spot that feels like home
Tilden Terrace opened its doors on Washington Blvd with one simple idea: a retail space where people actually want to linger. No rush, no pretense — just a thoughtfully curated selection of goods and a genuine welcome.
We're proud to be part of the Culver City community. Whether you're grabbing something you need or browsing for something you didn't know you wanted, we're here to make your visit a little brighter.
100+
Products & brands
5 min
From the Expo Line
★
Loved by locals
Things you'll love
From daily must-haves to unexpected finds, everything on our shelves is picked with care.
Curated Goods
Hand-picked products that balance quality, usefulness, and a touch of delight. Nothing on our shelves without a reason.
Everyday Essentials
The things you reach for every day — done well. Pantry staples, household favorites, and small luxuries you'll actually use.
Community First
We stock what our neighbors ask for and support local makers whenever we can. This is your store, not just a store in your neighborhood.
Convenient Location
Right on Washington Blvd with easy access from the 405 and the Expo Line. Pop in on your way home — we make it easy.
Seasonal Rotations
Our shelves change with the seasons so there's always something new to discover. Spring blooms, summer essentials, cozy fall picks — and more.
Friendly Service
We know our regulars by name and we remember what they like. Come in — we're happy to help you find exactly what you need.
We're right here
Find us on Washington Blvd in the heart of Culver City. Free street parking is available out front.
Address
11042 Washington Blvd
Culver City, CA 90232
Hours
Your neighborhood store
is waiting for you
Swing by Tilden Terrace on Washington Blvd — no appointment needed. We'll save you a spot.
