The storefront at the corner of Haight Street and Masonic Avenue was decorated in a rainbow of colors. The store's website was printed on the top window under an arch with hearts.

Two faces of 60's musicians were painted above the entryway at the corner of the store.

A bear with wings held a flower. To the bear's right were the words, "Bee Kind." Two flying eyeballs flew toward the bear.

A skull wore a striped top hat and had lightning bolts in many colors radiating off his face. His eyes were hidden by painted glasses.

At the end of a rainbow was a pot of gold. A second rainbow followed a butterfly off to the right.

A happy bear had hearts overhead. Hearts with names also decorated the street below the bear.

A sign read, "Deadhead Country." Below the sign was a face with sunburst hair. And below the face was a mouth, wearing a jester hat, belting out a song.

A blue bear held up two fingers (indicating peace) as if ordering coffee.

A skeleton also held up two fingers.

A butterfly flew, leaving a trailing rainbow. Above the butterfly were hearts painted as if notes of music.

A turtle stood on grass and played a banjo.

A cheshire cat wrapped itself around a circle window.

Alice, from Lewis Carol's novel, held mushrooms. Behind Alice was a double rainbow. Below Alice was a "Rabbit Hole," sign over a door painted to resemble a hole.

Over a gated door was a polka dotted awning. To the right of the door was a pocket watch.