A Peek into Pat's World
 If you've ever attended the Alameda Point Antiques Faire you may have  had the pleasure of meeting the lovely Pat Story. Pat and her sweet  hubby Ray have been selling at "The Point" for over 10 years.
If you've ever attended the Alameda Point Antiques Faire you may have  had the pleasure of meeting the lovely Pat Story. Pat and her sweet  hubby Ray have been selling at "The Point" for over 10 years.Not only is Pat one of the sweetest people in the world, she has an eye for the unique and wonderful.
 Her loyal following of vendors from interior designers to shop  owners patiently await for Pat to unload her truck the first Sunday of  every month to see what gems she uncovers. From large funky props and garden statuary to  shiny pieces of silver, her booth is just about cleaned out by the end  of the day.
Her loyal following of vendors from interior designers to shop  owners patiently await for Pat to unload her truck the first Sunday of  every month to see what gems she uncovers. From large funky props and garden statuary to  shiny pieces of silver, her booth is just about cleaned out by the end  of the day.
 Pat's aesthetic can be seen in her 1940's Northern California cottage-style home. A clean neutral palette of whites, infused with bits of silver, sparkle and natural elements. Not overly done and very soothing to the eye. Pat does not like clutter!
Pat's aesthetic can be seen in her 1940's Northern California cottage-style home. A clean neutral palette of whites, infused with bits of silver, sparkle and natural elements. Not overly done and very soothing to the eye. Pat does not like clutter!


Be sure and visit them at the Alameda Point Antiques Faire the first Sunday of every month, rain or shine. Booths number D01-02.
(And if you're a good little girl/boy, Pat will spoil you with a yummy loaf of pumpkin or banana bread during the holidays. Ssshhh...don't tell her that I'm spreading the word...)
image credit: Alameda: me; home shots; Jessica Fish







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Lisa & Alfie
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Most people have too many small things on display, but here's everyhing BIG :D