About

 After twelve years of creating everything from wedding cakes to t-shirts, in 2016 designer and maker, Kiersten Stahl along with her husband, Brad, decided to open a specialty shop on their farm where Kiersten could make and sell her handmade wares, as well as other things she loves.

"My aspirations for the store include providing our customers with a unique and personal shopping experience by showcasing the very best handmade designers, artists, and the highest quality products available," says Kiersten. 

Debbie is our super sweet customer service specialist. Her hobbies include traveling, gardening, and reading. 

She earned her certification in Surgical Technology at Ivy Tech, and traveled the United States through a staffing agency assisting surgical teams in the operating room.

In January, 1999, Debbie opened up her own boutique on the Historic Square in Gallatin, Tennessee. She loved owning her own business and getting to know all of her customers!

After 16 years, her mother's declining health made her realize it was time to come home. Taking care of her mom is her most rewarding (and at times, challenging!) job, and she would not change it for the world!

Debbie now lives in Evansville with her mom, Jean, and her 12-year-old Shih-Poo, Chloe. 

Christine is a sales associate for The Farmhouse and Olive Grace.  She is originally from Evansville and graduated from the University of Southern Indiana with a liberal arts degree in history.

A few career highlights include Program Coordinator for local non- profit Keep Evansville Beautiful and Instructional Assistant in the pre-k program for St. Benedict Cathedral School.

Christine is married to husband John and has two teenage children named Meredith and Trent.  Energetic, loving dog Auggie completes the family.

In her free time, she enjoys traveling, gardening, walking, reading and visiting with friends and family.

Always interested in her customers, she uses a consultative approach in helping customers in their quest to make purchases that will assist in making their homes places of pride, joy and peace.