Ep 10. Stone Cellar Historical Dance Hall Makeover
- July 17, 2015
Junk Gypsies is a reality TV show that revolves around Amie Sikes and Jolie Sikes, two sisters who own a home decor store in Round Top, Texas. The show is all about the sisters' passion for taking old and discarded items and turning them into beautiful and unique pieces of furniture and decor. In season 3 episode 10, titled "Stone Cellar Historical Dance Hall Makeover," the Junk Gypsies take on one of their biggest challenges yet.
The episode begins with Amie and Jolie being approached by the owner of an old dance hall in Fredericksburg, Texas. The Stone Cellar was built in the 1800s and has a rich history, but it has fallen into disrepair over the years. The owner wants to restore the hall and turn it into a music venue, but he needs the help of the Junk Gypsies to make it happen.
The sisters are excited for the challenge and agree to take on the project. The first step is to clear out all the junk that has accumulated over the years. The hall is packed full of old furniture, equipment, and other items that have been collecting dust for years. Amie and Jolie get to work sorting through everything and deciding what can be salvaged and what needs to be thrown away.
Once they have cleared out the space, the Junk Gypsies get to work on the design. They decide to go for a vintage vibe that will pay homage to the hall's history. They start by painting the walls a warm, deep blue that will create a cozy and intimate atmosphere. They also decide to incorporate a lot of vintage lighting fixtures to give the space a more authentic feel.
The next step is to start bringing in the new furniture and decor. Amie and Jolie hit up some of their favorite vintage stores to find the perfect pieces. They come back with a mix of old and new furniture, including a beautiful antique bar and some vintage seating. They also find some unique wall hangings, art, and other decorative items that will add character to the space.
As the project comes together, the Junk Gypsies start to run into some unexpected challenges. The dance hall is located in a historic district, which means they have to follow strict guidelines when it comes to renovations. This adds an extra layer of complexity to the project, as they have to make sure everything they do is in keeping with the historical nature of the building.
Despite the challenges, Amie and Jolie are determined to see the project through. They put in long hours and work tirelessly to make sure every detail is perfect. As they finish up the final touches, they are thrilled with the end result. The Stone Cellar Historical Dance Hall has been transformed from a run-down space into a beautiful and unique music venue that pays homage to its history.
Overall, "Stone Cellar Historical Dance Hall Makeover" is a great episode of Junk Gypsies that showcases the sisters' creativity and passion for design. It's a fun and inspiring look at how even the most challenging projects can be transformed with a little hard work and ingenuity. Fans of the show will definitely enjoy this episode, and it's a great introduction for anyone who hasn't seen the show before.
