Thursday, March 28, 2013

Point Clear/Fairhope {Shopping}

 

You already know that I cannot travel without doing some shopping. After stopping at the Premium Outlets in Gulfport, J Crew & Banana Republic, J & I made our way to the quaint town of Fairhope, AL. Point Clear does not have much shopping except for a gift shop at The Grand.

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Remember, J & I visited Fairhope this past summer 2012 and loved it so much. I was so happy to be back.

Enjoy my pics of many of my favorite things from Fairhope.

Here is my incomplete list of must-stop shoppes:

Aubergine

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Crown & Colony was established by Ann Fargason  in 1992 in Fairhope, Alabama.  Aubergines Culinary Antiques and Oriential Rugs, a secound location, opened in 2002. Since then her son, Rob, has opened R.F. Architectural and Gardens Antiques also in Fairhope, AL.

The owners make frequent trips to Italy, Germany, Belgium, England and France searching for antiques and decorative accessories of the highest quality, normally receiving a container of goods from Europe every  month.

Inventory in the shops turn frequently as Aubergine Culinary Antiques & Oriental Rugs is well known for their competitive prices.

I especially loved the confit pots, spring green hydrangeas, silver domes, and oyster plates.

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Boxwood Home Decor

An upscale home interiors and accessory store featuring local artisans, trendy furniture and gifts, antiques, and objects for the garden.

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I adore the collection of framed sea shells, oyster lamps, coral, and pillows.

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Click HERE!

Villa Decor

A home interiors shoppe specializing in fine traditional and contemporary rugs, furniture, exquisite lighting, accessories, and luxurious candles.

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I oooooohed and aaaaaaaaahed over the lamps and oil paintings.

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Click HERE!

Old Bay Mercantile

A fun store with great frames, collectibles, beach bags, and much, much more.

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This store was closed, but I cannot wait to go back. It looked precious and filled with many fabulous things.

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This pine cone tree was gracing one of the main streets. I am not sure of its purpose, but I loved it.

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Of course, I purchased several items for the home. Gotta support small businesses. You’ll see what I came home with tomorrow.

What do you think I came home with this time?

Check out all my Point Clear posts:

Eating and Drinking

Strolling

Landscape

The Grand

Shopping through Fairhope, y’all!

5 comments:

  1. I think I spied an oyster shell picture frame! Could it be one of the items that you purchased? Or maybe those oyster lamps! ;) Have a great day! xoxo

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  2. WOW...those are some amazing shops with gorgeous antiques! We are the same way, when we hit the road we stop at every antique shop we can. Bring anything home with you this time around?
    Blessings,
    Cindy

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  3. WOW!! Beautiful shops Ron! I'll take one of everything in that first shot...maybe even two;)
    Happy Easter to you and J!

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  4. I will say that you sure know your shops, Ron. You are a better shopper than I am! And...I'm pretty sure I saw an oyster shell or two in there- go figure- xo Diana

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  5. OMG....so many beautiful goodies! I want to go shopping with YOU since you know all the best places to go!!!!! Happy Easter :o)
    ~Des

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