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Welcome to Juneberry Market. We are a mother daughter duo, where each one adds a little of her own to make Juneberry Market’s style.

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In a world where you learn to make what you have do, you take what you have, and you make it beautiful. And that is how it all started as a young child for Rebecca and her Mama, Cathy. Growing up, Rebecca always watched as her Mom transformed each of her childhood houses into a home. This inspiration has gown over the years in to a strong passion to help others create their own beautiful place they call home.

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From working as a labor + delivery nurse to an ER nurse, becoming a mother, tiny house living, hosting + coordinating vintage markets, stepping away from the career I dreamed and worked for to help my husband with his gravel + construction company designing homes and spaces, adding and building our own simple home, God has always led the way in our lives. 

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Trust in the Lord with all your heart and lean not on your own understanding; in all your ways submit to him, and he will make your paths straight.

Proverbs 3:5-6

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Rebecca + her husband now focus time in building their dream community in their hometown.  Together they design + build timber inspired modern farmhouses and flip historic early 1900's homes at Timber Estates at The Farm Subdivision. It's not just the {two of them, Mama Cathy has been working hard after her full time career hours to help in any way she can along with the Timberline Construction LLC team. 

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Whether it be a custom piece to celebrate your family, a once loved refinished piece of furniture, an old farmhouse re-purposed find, assistance in designing your space, or new cabinetry, Juneberry Market’s target is provide you with the pieces that make a house your home where memories can be made.

Here is the Mama + Daughter team right here. What a blessing to work alongside each other through this vingage + design adventure. Photo Credit- Monica Gayle Photography
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