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Texas designers Amie Sikes and Jolie Sikes-Smith are known to their social-media followers as Junk Gypsies. The sisters, who describe their design approach as raucous, rowdy and rebellious, bring their self-professed "hippie flair and Southern-fried cowgirl pride" to TV in this series in which the pair engages in spirited searches for roadside treasures to create the quintessential Junk Gypsies look. So what is the Junk Gypsies look? An elegant mix of colorful flea market finds and funky vintage pieces. The sisters' client list includes country music stars and Hollywood actors, but in this series, they help ordinary homeowners who need their uninspired spaces transformed into something more.
Texas designers Amie Sikes and Jolie Sikes-Smith are known to their social-media followers as Junk Gypsies. The sisters, who describe their design approach as raucous, rowdy and rebellious, bring their self-professed "hippie flair and Southern-fried cowgirl pride" to TV in this series in which the pair engages in spirited searches for roadside treasures to create the quintessential Junk Gypsies look. So what is the Junk Gypsies look? An elegant mix of colorful flea market finds and funky vintage pieces. The sisters' client list includes country music stars and Hollywood actors, but in this series, they help ordinary homeowners who need their uninspired spaces transformed into something more.
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Junk Gypsies
Rerun Air Date: February 23, 2026Texas designers Amie Sikes and Jolie Sikes-Smith are known to their social-media followers as Junk Gypsies. The sisters, who describe their design approach as raucous, rowdy and rebellious, bring their self-professed "hippie flair and Southern-fried cowgirl pride" to TV in this series in which the pair engages in spirited searches for roadside treasures to create the quintessential Junk Gypsies look. So what is the Junk Gypsies look? An elegant mix of colorful flea market finds and funky vintage pieces. The sisters' client list includes country music stars and Hollywood actors, but in this series, they help ordinary homeowners who need their uninspired spaces transformed into something more.
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