Junk Gypsy Sisters Honored by Country Living Magazine

Junk Gypsy sisters Amie and Jolie Sikes of Round Top have been named to Country Living magazine’s Country Design 100, a list honoring the people shaping the future of country style.

The magazine describes the local duo, who they dubbed “The Rhinestone Cowgirls” like this: “This talented sister duo— who smartly staked a claim in the heart of Round Top with their Junk Gypsy headquarters before it exploded—has continued to carve out their own unique feathered-and-glittery niche in the country space. Miranda Lambert recently sought out their talents to transform the Austin headquarters of her new record label, Big Loud Texas, housed inside a historic 1877 mansion, and now the sisters are setting their sights on the artist’s own Austin home, a 1930s stone cottage bungalow. They also opened another store in the village of Wimberley, and they are now the top licensed line in the home and gifts category at behemoth roadside brand Bucees. Did we mention that they did all of this while managing to raise almost $200,000 for Texas Flood relief?”