Junk Gypsy Named to Country Living’s Country Design 100

Junk Gypsy has officially been named to Country Living magazine’s Country Design 100, a curated list celebrating the designers, tastemakers, and creatives shaping the future of country style.

New York Times best-selling authors and former HGTV stars Amie and Jolie Sikes have long held tight to the belief that if you build it, they will come. For more than two decades, the sisters have been building a way of life, one that beckons to those who believe in soulful homes, storied living, and, lest we never forget, a bedazzled closet.

Country Living has long championed the idea that “country” style isn’t just a look, it’s a way of living. One that values comfort over trends, character over perfection, and homes that become more beautiful with time.

That philosophy has always aligned with the heart of Junk Gypsy. It’s about coffee tables you can put your boots up on, kitchens that hold generations of stories, and spaces designed to be lived in, not just looked at.

As part of the Country Design 100, Country Living also featured founders Amie and Jolie Sikes in an accompanying profile highlighting their roots in Round Top, Texas, and the evolution of Junk Gypsy over the past two decades. The feature reflects the sisters’ signature rhinestone-and-feather approach to country style and their ability to transform historic spaces into soulful, story-rich environments.

Being included in the Country Design 100 alongside so many admired designers, makers, and creatives, including Martha Stewart, Joanna Gaines, Nancy Meyers, Liz Marie Galvan, Mary Randolph Carter, Erin Napier, John Derian, Leanne Ford, Grace Mitchell, and others, is an honor the Junk Gypsy team does not take lightly. The list celebrates originality, craftsmanship, and a commitment to creating spaces that feel personal and enduring.

Junk Gypsy is deeply grateful to Country Living and the editors who curated this year’s Country Design 100 for recognizing the brand’s journey and vision. This moment is a reminder that staying true to your roots, and trusting your instincts, can lead to something far bigger than you ever imagined.