Junk Beautiful: Room by Room Makeovers with Junkmarket Style. This item is unavailable.Junk Beautiful: Room by Room Makeovers with Junkmarket Style

One person's rubbish is another's treasure. That's a fact of life that the Junkmarket gals know only too well. Through their shop, Web site junkmarketstyle.com, and tireless touring, Sue Whitney and Ki Nassauer have helped countless devotees transform junk into one-of-a-kind furnishings and accessories. Working their magic on every room of the house - from kitchen to home office - they present conversational case studies that introduce the clients and explore their needs. With characteristic humour in tow, they take readers through each renovation adventure, from shopping for recycled materials to the actual construction projects. The girls also include complete materials lists, plus paint chips and fabric swatches, so that everything can be recreated down to the last delicious detail.

Sue Whitney founded JUNKMARKET in 2000 in response to a need in the marketplace for utilizing vintage finds stylishly in your home. Her company's vision was pretty and practical design through affordable re-use. She grew the company at a rapid rate and it was not long before JUNKMARKET was the national leader in the industry, and it remains so today.

Sue has authored three successful titles (Decorating JunkMarket Style, Junk Beautiful, and Junk Beautiful: Outdoor Edition), and her 4th--Junk Beautiful: Furniture ReFreshed is due out fall 2017. She has produced columns for Country Home and Country Gardens magazines, produced her own special interest magazine issue, and contributed to dozens of other publishers. She is the founder of JUNKMARKET Style, a large online community of about 42,000 loyal members, and is active on Facebook, with 8,500 likes.

Sue is a veteran public speaker and she knows her way around a television studio. She has been on the Today show multiple times and appeared regularly on HGTV's Country Style. She is also a paid speaker and consultant to vintage shows around the country. In spring of 2015, Sue launched her own show, Uncorked JUNKMARKET Style.