As a graduate from the University of Arkansas at Fayetteville, Christi uses her background in Architecture and Art to create one of a kind, award winning window treatments and designs.

Christi has designed custom window treatments for the home and office, since 1996. She regularly serves as an instructor for the Custom Home Furnishings Trade School at their international professional conferences, teaching other professionals in the window coverings industry. Christi’s designs have been published in several international trade publications.

She is a member of the Mountain Home Area Chamber of Commerce, the Twin Lakes Home Builders, and the Window Coverings Association of America.

Christi and husband Jay have two children and are members of First Baptist Church.
 

Using her background in business and design, Joan owned and operated Interiors by Joan, Inc. from 1989 to 2005. She offers years of experience working with new home buyers in Tucson, AZ, Iowa, and Mountain Home, AR.

Iowa is home for Joan, but after spending time in Japan, California, Florida, and Arizona, Joan and her husband H. Edward Barnett settled to Mountain Home in 1988. “Moving to this beautiful area and having my own business was the fulfillment of a long-time dream.”

As a member of the Mountain Home Area Chamber of Commerce, Joan served as Chamber Ambassador for 10 years and director for three years. She is also a leader and service award winner in the Mountain Home Lions Club, a member of the Twin Lakes Home Builders Association and The Home Town Merchants Association

Joan and her husband H. Edward are active members of Redeemer Lutheran Church. They have two sons and five grand-children located from Florida to Minnesota.

Dea graduated from Belhaven College with a Bachelor of Science degree in Business Administration and a minor in Home Economics. She owned a local medical equipment business for 23 years, after moving to Mountain Home in 1974 from Jackson, Mississippi. Focusing on her creative talents, Dea now enjoys working with her daughter, Christi.

Active in the Mountain Home community, Dea is a member of Cameo Club, General Federated Women’s Club, Mountain Home Area Chamber of Commerce Foundation Board, and Ozark Choral Society. She is a member of First Baptist Church and participates in the sanctuary and handbell choirs.

Dea is married to Jack Windsor and has two daughters, Christi Cooper and Alyssa Cook, as well as, two grandchildren.