ABOUT Re

Jill Lynn | Founder & CEO

When it comes to your home, every detail matters. 

It is a reflection of who you are, your past and present, and something you should take pride in.  We don’t believe that anyone has to have just one “style.” You can like certain details of one aesthetic, but really lean towards another.  You don’t have to choose, let Re show you how to incorporate them into your home as much or as little as you like.

We especially pride ourselves on staying GREEN. One of the initiatives of Revolve Estate is to find beautiful lightly used, repurposed, reupholstered, redesigned, or recycled pieces that will fit perfectly with your home. A lot of these items are found - you guessed it - in your own home! By being environmentally conscious, we also save our clients hundreds, sometimes thousands, of dollars on redecorating/decorating/staging their homes.

"If you wait until you have enough money to decorate and make your home your own, it will never happen.  If you wait until you can afford to buy everything new you are missing the point.  It is the old, the new, the made, the hand-me-down, the collected, the worn (but loved) things in your home that make it your own." - Stacy Risenmay

Repurpose / Reuse / Redecorate #RevolveEstate

Amanda Morgan | Staging & Design Consultant

Jill and Amanda have been friends since attending college together at the University of Missouri. Their first decorating adventure was to a Walmart searching for items to spruce up their college apartment. Even then, they were interested in the biggest bang for their buck. A couple of girls with caviar dreams on a day old bread budge.They never would have guessed then just where their passions would lead them.

Amanda’s first dive into the home renovation world was becoming the general contractor on her own kitchen remodel in 2016. In 2018 her husband took a job at the Lake of the Ozarks. They bought an old lake home on a big beautiful lot. The view of the water was spectacular, but the wood paneling, untouched bathrooms, and the devastating termite damage left a lot to be desired. They had a lot of work to do, and with three kids, youth sports, and college funds…they did not have a “sky is the limit” budget. It was months of prioritizing, calculating, and working hard. There has been a lot of change and progress at their lake home, but Amanda claims she will be sad one day when it is all done. She says, “I love it all…the ideas, the transformations, the final reveal!”

Over the course of many remodeling projects Amanda often sends Jill pictures, asks for her opinions, and values her thoughts. It was during one of these chats that Jill said to Amanda, “You should come work for me.” Twenty-four hours later they were lining it up and hitting the floor running.