vintage spaces
Haley’s grandmother still operates an antiques booth in Jefferson City, MO, and her mother is the current owner of Good Company, a vintage boutique in Merri- am, KS. It’s only fitting that Haley would follow in her family’s footsteps by work- ing as a full-time marketing manager for the boutique, as well as occasionally sell- ing furniture. “I definitely get my love for this culture from my family genes,” Haley said with a smile. “I grew up going to garage sales and auctions all the time. It’s that feeling of warmth and originality that just got into me. You can see it every- where in my life.” The most obvious demon-
Top: The fireplace in the entryway is the perfect balance of color and character. Above: Shabby accents make this house a home. Opposite page: A quaint sitting porch offers a bright spot to read or drink coffee, while also giving the living room a buffer from the street.
stration of Haley’s shared family passion is in her own house. In the winter of 2012, Haley and her husband Joey set out to find the perfect home and were fully prepared to dig in for the long haul to find the right fit. They
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