Two of Lookiloos’ favorite women whose fabulous homes have been featured on our site are teaming up Friday (April 17) for a good cause at Emily Joubert Home and Garden shop in Woodside. Judy Seiber, who owns Emily Joubert, will donate a percentage of her sales that day to the families of the Oakland police officers slain in March.
And her good friend, Lisa Rissetto, whose husband recently retired from the Oakland Police force, will donate the proceeds from her exquisite handbag collection “49 sq. mi.” based in San Francisco. Seiber’s shop is known for its collection of garden pottery as well as Arte Italica and John Derian housewares.
Local businesses, including the famed “Buck’s” restaurant where many a Silicon Valley start-up has been dreamed up, will also donate appetizers, as will Robert’s Market across the street. The Village Pub, Woodside Bakery and Draegers grocery are all helping with food and drinks to make the 2 p.m. to 8 p.m. benefit a success. Some wonderful gifts will also be raffled. The shop is located just off Highway 280, west into the hills, at 3036 Woodside Road.
Along with her home and garden shop, Seiber’s English cottage filled with treasures collected around the world was featured on Lookiloos last summer. And Risetto’s ranch-style house in Woodside that showcases vintage mid-century furnishings was also featured, along with her stylish, industrial studio in San Francisco where she designs her hand-stiched bags.
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