From our home to yours
In the Home & Design issue, we celebrate the spaces that bring us comfort and the professionals who help us make them extraordinary. Inside, you’ll find inspiring stories and expert advice to transform your house into a haven.
We’re thrilled to feature GSD Junk Hauling, a team dedicated to helping you clear the clutter and create room for what truly matters. Discover GLS Supply and its innovative solutions to elevate your home’s design, along with Premier Plumbing, whose expertise ensures that function meets style seamlessly. And for those moments when you’re ready to unwind, don’t miss our spotlight on Bloom Winery, where local charm and fine wines make every gathering memorable.
Your home should be your sanctuary, a place to recharge and create lasting memories. This issue is packed with ideas and inspiration to help you craft a space that reflects your unique style and meets the needs of your family.
Here’s to fresh starts, beautiful designs and finding comfort in the places we call home.
Warmly,
March 2025
PUBLISHER
Missy Gurley | missy.gurley@citylifestyle.com
EDITORIAL COORDINATOR
Wendy Sack | wendy.sack@citylifestyle.com
CONTRIBUTING PHOTOGRAPHER
Lisa Jones - Lisa Jones Photography
Corporate Team
CEO Steven Schowengerdt
COO Matthew Perry
CRO Jamie Pentz
CTO Ajay Krishnan
VP OF OPERATIONS Janeane Thompson
VP OF FRANCHISE DEVELOPMENT Erika Smiley
AD DESIGNER Mary Albers
LAYOUT DESIGNER Kelsey Ragain
QUALITY CONTROL SPECIALIST Brandy Thomas
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1: A fun night at Terri Pines Country Club learning how to play Mah Jongg 2: Jada Mitchell, Jane Drake, Elizabeth Posey, Kristen Brown and Sadie Wootten enjoy Mah Jongg night. 3: Two signature drinks for the night - Red Dragon and Cherry Moon at Terri Pines 4: Jennifer Goebel, Missy Gurley, Heather Price and Tatum Abel at Mah Jongg night 5: Jubiliee’s delicious empanadas and salted butterscotch signature latte are amazing! 6: Missy Gurley and Heather Price visiting Jubiliee Coffee & Wine Bar for brunch 7: Jubilee’s wine tasting is a must!
Photography by Cullman City Lifestyle
8: Everyone enjoyed the snow, even this beautiful deer! 9: Chilly Larkwood Falls during in the winter weather 10: Cullman was covered in snow for a brief time in January. 11: Cullman’s snow-covered Weihnachtspyramide, or German Christmas pyramid 12: Beth Veigl and her family explore a snowy downtown Cullman. 13: Wanna build a snowman? Ty Gurley did and needed to take a break. 14: The Woodard family enjoying the snow
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15: Haven Counseling Services of Cullman, LLC held a ribbon cutting with the Cullman Chamber. 16: Folks line up for the Let’s Paint Pottery ribbon cutting. 17: Kathy Sims presenting Molly Wilson with Player of the Month award 18: Kathy Sims presenting Evan Wilson with Player of the Month award 19: Kelley Payne, Kathy Sims and Carol Berry at a United Way of Cullman County brunch 20: Dr. Rebekah Lloyd speaks at a Cullman Chamber Adult Leadership event. 21: Turn & Burn Bungee & Dance Fitness is so much fun! Dr. Rebekah Lloyd and Missy Gurley
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TIME TO RELAX
ARTICLE BY WENDY SACK PHOTOGRAPHY BY BLOOM WINERY
All work and no play….nope, we’re not going to use that old saying as an excuse! The truth is, everyone deserves a break from spring cleaning, and what better way to do that than to relax with a nice glass of wine? Yes, let’s all raise a glass and toast to the beginning of spring!
The new Bloom Winery location opened in Good Hope in 2024, and we’re all about getting a little dressed up and heading there for a good time with friends.
From their vineyard in Rogersville, Owners Eric and PJ Cornelius, along with daughter Bella Cornelius Tripp, brought Bloom Winery to Cullman County, and we are here for it!
“We began with a dream of creating a space where wine, family and community come together. We started with a small test vineyard in 2015, which has grown to about 70 different grape varieties to find what worked best,” Eric Cornelius told me. “After years of learning and dedication, we opened our first location in
‘There’s
truly something for everyone’
Rogersville in 2021. The response from the community was incredible, and in 2024, we expanded with two more locations in Hampton Cove and Good Hope.”
He said they chose the Good Hope location because it felt like the perfect place to bring something unique — a combination winery and brewery.
“Partnering with Ethos Brewing has allowed us to create a space where there’s truly something for everyone,” Cornelius explained. Ethos Craft Brewing and Bloom Winery are located at 1849 County Road 222.
“When you visit Good Hope, you’ll find a relaxed and welcoming atmosphere. Guests can enjoy wine, wood-fired pizza, charcuterie boards and Ethos beer, making it a great spot to spend time with friends, family or someone special,” he smiled.
Bloom Winery
“We’re also passionate about staying connected with our community. Whether it’s through hosting events, live music or focusing on sustainability, we aim to make a positive impact. Many of the details in our spaces, like handmade shelves and wood-fired ovens, are crafted by Eric Cornelius, adding a personal and thoughtful touch,” said Bella Cornelius Tripp, who runs the wineries. “For us, it’s all about the people. We love seeing guests become part of the Bloom family, and we’re grateful for our hardworking team who helps make every visit special.”
Bloom Winery is located at 1849 County Road 222 in Good Hope (in Cullman County). Check out menu details, lots of fun photos and more at Facebook/Bloom Winery and www.bloomwinery.com
Bloom Winery in Good Hope
Bloom Winery offers a selection of wines.
Warmer days are ahead, and that means picnic weather!
BY WENDY SACK
In a showroom, you can visualize different fixtures and finishes in your space.
What better time than now to finally put those dream kitchen or bath plans into action? Springtime is the best time for a refresh or a complete remodel. Why stick to just spring cleaning? Be bold!
Our area is rich with professional resources for these types of projects. One is GLS Supply, which has locations in Cullman, Huntsville and Birmingham. It’s also family owned, a big plus in my book.
Said Showroom Director Michelle Jackson, “GLS Supply was established in Birmingham in 2001. We are a family business with several generations of family working together across Alabama.”
Jackson said the Cullman location, which is the newest, opened its doors in 2019 and recently updated its showroom to bring in even more products.
“The ladies in Cullman both have years of plumbing showroom experience,” she told me. “Dawn Calvert and Tami Galloway have both been in the plumbing industry since 1990.”
So, you have big ideas for what you want your upgraded kitchen or bath to look like. To help you get there, Jackson recommends visiting your chosen store before you get started. You can browse modern sinks, faucets, bathtubs, shower systems, toilets and other home decor and design products to get a real idea of what they will look like in your space.
“We love when homeowners visit the showroom before starting their projects to get ideas, and do homework before trying to make selections,” she explained. “It helps for them to come in and ask questions, so that when they are ready to make selections, it isn't as overwhelming for them. In a remodel, we need measurements and drain locations so that we can feel comfortable helping the customer make the right selections. Pictures always help! For new construction, plans and ‘wish pictures’ help us bring their wants and needs to life.”
Calvert agreed, saying, “I have always been an advocate for homeowner preparation before selecting fixtures, lighting and other building-related materials. I love when homeowners visit beforehand to get ideas and pick up brochures to do their ‘homework’ before selecting fixtures. It tends to make their selection process more thought out and not as confusing for them. Also, it’s a great help when they bring their plans so we can see the space, their paint and counter samples so we can
In a showroom setting, you can test out a variety of fixtures.
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see if a finish or color will be complimentary, and bring their budget and/or list of the plumbing fixture specifications.”
Trends in kitchen and bath design change over times, and Jackson talked about what’s hot right now.
“Hot trends we are seeing in both kitchen and bath right now are mixing bright, rich colors; mixing wood and metal; classic paint colors; and retro wallpaper designs,” she said. “Also, dark and moody vibes, with natural finishes like uncoated brass that will patina over time.”
With 19 years in the industry, Jackson has worked on some cool projects.
“The most interesting project I've ever worked on was for a major league baseball player in Florida. We did an outdoor bathroom on the second floor of his house in Santa Rosa Beach,” she said. “I've also worked with country music stars on their vacation homes. It’s always exciting to help someone famous, but they are just regular people and need plumbing fixtures the same as anyone else.”
The local GLS Supply showroom is located at 153 Fourth St. SW in Cullman, where you can view modern sinks, faucets, bathtubs, shower systems, toilets and other home decor and design products to get a real idea of what they will look like in your space. View photos online at www.glssupply.com or www.instagram.com/gls_supply.
A towel warmer close to your new bathtub? Yes, please!
This gorgeous tub features a heated backrest.
This sleek bathtub is the centerpiece of an elegant bathroom.
ARTICLE BY WENDY SACK | PHOTOGRAPHY BY GSD JUNK HAULING
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“Springtime is the perfect time to declutter, refresh your space and tackle home improvement projects.”
You know you have the itch. It’s time to start thinking about cleaning out your flower beds, freshening your property, taking stock of your, well, stock, in your garage, basement and closets. Yep, it’s spring cleaning time!
If you’re like me and don’t have handy access to a pickup truck or possess the will to do all the heavy lifting to rid your home and yard of what needs to go, companies like Falkville-based, family owned GSD Junk Hauling are more than happy to do it for you!
“We serve north Alabama communities in Cullman, Morgan and Madison counties and specialize in both residential and commercial junk removal, covering everything from household items, furniture, appliances and electronics to office furniture and construction debris from remodeling projects,” said Owner Clint Burton.
GSD can also remove larger items like sheds, playhouses and hot tubs.
“Our favorite jobs to do are garage cleanouts because they seem to make the biggest impact for our customers, especially during the colder months when a cleaned out garage allows them to be able to park inside and out of the cold,” he continued. “We focus on recycling and donating whenever possible, and items that go to the landfill are taken to an Alabama Department of Environmental Management permitted landfill. We are a fully insured and licensed team. We are insured to go anywhere on your property.”
Burton agrees - springtime is the perfect time to declutter, refresh your space and tackle home improvement projects.
“GSD Junk Hauling can assist by removing unwanted items, yard waste and debris so you can
start with a clean slate,” he said. “Whether you’re clearing out a garage or renovating a room, we’ll handle the heavy lifting and ensure your items are disposed of legally and responsibly.”
According to Burton, all it takes about an hour.
“If you’ve never used a junk removal service, the process is straightforward and stress free: you show us what goes, we give you a price and then you decide,” he explained. “If you use our service, you just relax and point to what goes, and we'll take care of the rest. We handle all the hard work, from lifting and hauling to sorting and disposing of items. You don’t need to worry about renting a truck, making trips to the landfill or figuring out what can be recycled. Our team provides upfront pricing, and we’ll ensure your space is left clean and ready for its next use.
Preparation can make the process even smoother. Some tips to prepare include:
Sort your items: Separate what you want to keep, donate or discard.
Clear access: Ensure pathways are clear for our team to access the items, whether they’re indoors or outdoors.
Inform us in advance: If you have heavy or specialty items, let us know so we can bring the right equipment.
Group items together: Place items in a designated area if possible, to speed up the removal process.
Relax: Once you’re prepared, sit back and let us handle the rest!
Find GSD Junk Hauling online at www.gsdjunkhauling.com and www.facebook. com/gsdjunkhauling2012 where you can see before and after photos and videos from past projects.
Healthy from the inside out
Venture born out of a passion for fixing things and genuine love for the community
When you think about making your home your own and creating a space that reflects your tastes, plumbing probably isn’t the first thing that comes to mind. It might not even enter your mind. But it should! Because maintaining the inner workings of your home is just as important as making sure things look beautiful on the surface.
We checked in with a local, family owned company to learn a bit more about the business and the services it offers.
Master Plumber Justin Barbee and his wife Megan Barbee own Premier Plumbing in the heart of Cullman. They say that for them, the venture was born out of a passion for fixing things and a genuine love for the community.
“At Premier Plumbing, we pride ourselves on being more than just your average plumbing company — we’re your neighbors, problem solvers, and partners in keeping your home running smoothly,” said Megan Barbee. “We offer a wide range of services for residential and commercial, including fixing leaks, installing water heaters, clearing clogged drains and even tackling full bathroom or kitchen renovations and new construction. We approach every job with care and professionalism. Our goal is to provide top-notch work while making the whole experience as stress-free as possible for our clients.”
ARTICLE BY WENDY SACK PHOTOGRAPHY BY PREMIER PLUMBING
She said building relationships with clients is all about trust and communication.
“We make a point to listen carefully to what our clients need and explain their options clearly, so they can make informed decisions without feeling pressured,” Barbee explained. “We also focus on being reliable — showing up when we say we will, respecting your time and property and leaving things cleaner than we found them. We’re here for the long haul to build relationships.”
This time of year is when a lot of homeowners begin to think about home improvement projects, and plumbing maintenance should be at the top of the list, before beginning your projects.
“Spring is a great time to give your plumbing some TLC after the wear and tear of winter. Start by checking for any leaks in your faucets, pipes or outdoor spigots — especially since we’ve had freezing temperatures. It’s also smart to test your sump pump if you have one, to make sure it’s ready for heavy spring rains,” said Barbee.
Left to right are Dakota Reed, Nick Johnson, Megan and Justin Barbee, Seth Ingram and Andrew Robertson.
“If you’re thinking about home improvements, take the time to evaluate your plumbing system early in the planning process. Small upgrades like replacing old fixtures or installing energy-efficient appliances can make a big difference in both function and water savings.”
And, of course, some plumbing projects are best done in the spring/ summertime.
Barbee shared, “Warmer weather makes it easier to tackle outdoor projects, like repairing or installing irrigation systems, outdoor kitchens or garden faucets. It’s also the best time for sewer line repairs, as you don’t have to deal with frozen ground. And if you’re planning a major renovation like a new bathroom or kitchen, summer is a great time to do it since you can often use outdoor spaces
while work is underway. It’s all about making the most of the season and keeping disruptions to a minimum.”
The Premier Plumbing team has worked on many interesting projects over the years, but Barbee said one sticks out
“One of our most unique projects was an 8,000-square-foot log cabin-inspired home, nestled deep in the woods and perched on a hill overlooking a river,” she recalled. “Every inch of this home was custom built and combined rustic charm with modern luxury, offering a unique challenge that showcased the best of our team’s skills and creativity.”
The Premier Plumbing team
Megan and Justin Barbee
ALABAMA SPRING
Ingredients
• 1.5 oz. Cathead Honeysuckle Vodka
• 0.5 oz. honey simple syrup
• 0.5 oz. Monin Lavender Syrup
• 1 oz. fresh lemon juice
• 1 sprig rosemary
Honey simple syrup
Mix 1 ounce hot water and 0.5 oz. orange blossom honey in a heat-proof container. Stir until the honey is completely dissolved and child for at least one hour.
Created for Pasquale’s by Sadie
Abbott
Alabama Spring
Step 1. In cocktail shaker, combine Cathead Honeysuckle Vodka, honey simple syrup, Monin Lavender Syrup, fresh lemon juice and half the rosemary sprig.
Step 2. Fill shaker 3/4 full of ice, cover and shake vigorously until outside of shaker is thoroughly frosted.
Step 3. Place pebble ice in glass and double strain the cocktail over it.
Step 4. Garnish with rosemary sprig and lemon slice. Enjoy!
ARTICLE BY TAYLOR BUCKLEY AND SADIE ABBOTT PHOTOGRAPHY BY PASQUALE’S
Alabama Spring
New or old, drinkware adds charm and character to your table — perfect for entertaining with a touch of timeless elegance.
Antique bookends are a perfect addition to the classics.
There's a lot of history behind glass hens.
Treasure HUNT WITH Southern Charm
For those who find joy in the hunt for unique treasures, Cullman and the surrounding area offer a wealth of antique shops, home décor boutiques and flea markets that capture the essence of Southern charm. Whether you're looking to redecorate your home or add timeless touches to your space, these local gems are sure to inspire.
GYPSY
SOUL ANTIQUES AND THINGS - 218 FIRST AVE. SE IN
CULLMAN
Gypsy Soul is the kind of place where every corner tells a story. This eclectic shop is a treasure trove of home décor, antique drinking glasses and charming collectibles. Whether you’re after a statement piece or something small to add character to a shelf, Gypsy Soul won’t disappoint.
MAVENS & MAKERS - 609 U.S. HIGHWAY 278 EAST IN CULLMAN
This boutique-style shop is a blend of vintage and modern, offering one-of-a-kind finds that can transform any room. Known for their beautiful home accessories, Mavens & Makers is a go-to for Southern-inspired decor. Pick up an antique cookbook or a set of vintage linens to add warmth and authenticity to your kitchen.
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Exploring antique shops near Cullman
ARTICLE AND PHOTOGRAPHY
BY CULLMAN CITY LIFESTYLE
Cast iron is a must in any Southern kitchen, and this cornstick pan is beautiful.
A pair of Staffordshires is a great collectors item.
HOME RE-DECOR IN CITY HARBOR - 2467
PADDLE WHEEL DR. IN GUNTERSVILLE
HOME Re-Decor in City Harbor in Guntersville is worth the short drive. Situated on the water, this shop offers an impressive selection of high-quality vintage and antique pieces. Its furniture collection is particularly notable, with items that seamlessly blend into modern homes while retaining their timeless charm. The scenic location makes the trip even more enjoyable!
SOUTHERN MUST-HAVES FOR EVERY HOME
No Southern home is complete without a few classic antiques that bring charm and character to a space. As you explore these local shops, keep an eye out for these must-haves:
• Cast iron skillets: Perfect for everything from cornbread to fried chicken, these are a kitchen essential that only gets better with age
• Antique drinkware: Add elegance to your dining table with a mix of vintage glassware, perfect for sweet tea or a classic mint julep
• Old books: Stack them on a coffee table or use them as decorative accents on shelves for a touch of nostalgia
• Staffordshire dogs: These iconic figurines are a timeless symbol of Southern décor and make a charming addition to mantels or side tables
• Cookbooks: Search for new or vintage cookbooks filled with time-honored recipes, perfect for both display and use
• Glass hens: A quintessential Southern collectible, these decorative pieces add whimsy and charm to any kitchen or dining area
BRINGING IT ALL TOGETHER
Exploring Cullman’s antique shops is more than just a shopping trip — it’s an opportunity to bring a piece of history into your home. From reclaimed architectural details to classic Southern collectibles, these treasures add warmth, character and a story to every space. So grab a friend, set aside a weekend and start your treasure hunt — you never know what timeless piece you’ll find to make your house a home.
Exploring Cullman area antique shops is about more than just a shopping trip — it is an opportunity to bring a piece of history into your own home to treasure.
Combine new and old like new cookbooks with an antique pitcher.
Kitchen design has entered a transformative era, where innovation meets artistry to create spaces that are not only functional but also personal and sustainable. With advancements in technology, materials and craftsmanship, today’s kitchens are tailored to meet the evolving needs and tastes of homeowners.
According to interior designer Laura McCroskey, kitchens today are about more than just cooking—they’re an expression of personal lifestyle.
“Kitchen design has entered an exciting time where the possibilities feel limitless,” says McCroskey. “For me, the design process starts before lines are ever drawn on a construction document. I believe in creating spaces that enhance life, both functionally and aesthetically. The design process begins with a discussion about what a space needs to do, and what aesthetic will bring a spark to the homeowner.
INNOVATION MEETS
design. Advanced appliances are at the forefront, enhancing convenience while aligning with a growing emphasis on eco-friendliness.
“From vacuum-sealing drawers that preserve food and reduce waste to smart appliances controlled by your phone, the emphasis is on efficiency and sustainability. Functional storage built seamlessly into marble countertops and oversized workstation sinks are making daily tasks easier and more enjoyable. Thoughtful features like composting compartments and advanced food preservation methods reflect a broader effort to minimize waste and reduce environmental impact.”
Custom cabinetry that maximizes every inch of space minimizes waste while optimizing functionality.
“Forget the limits of traditional cabinetry. Blind corners, tiny nooks and hidden areas are now designed to maximize storage.
ARTISTRY
ARTICLE BY ALLISON SWAN
PHOTOGRAPHY BY NATE SHEETS
I also firmly believe that when designing a kitchen, one should walk out a recipe to make sure everything is in the right place to suit one’s lifestyle. Cooking zones are imperative to a well-designed kitchen.”
Modern kitchens emphasize zoning, or the creation of dedicated areas for preparation, cooking and storage, to enhance workflow and functionality. These zones not only improve efficiency but also contribute to a cohesive and visually appealing aesthetic.
Cutting-edge rendering software, utilizing technology similar to that used in gaming, allows homeowners to visualize their dream kitchens in hyper-realistic detail. While these tools inspire creativity, McCroskey advises balancing ambitious ideas with practical implementation to achieve the best results.
Technology, sustainability and customization are driving the revolution in kitchen
Automated drawers and pop-up outlets are becoming increasingly common, marrying convenience with sleek aesthetics.”
Design trends have also evolved, becoming more flexible to reflect individual tastes.
“While white kitchens remain timeless and black adds drama, bleached woods continue to be popular. Style trends are no longer as rigid—whether you prefer modern, transitional, or traditional designs, you can create a kitchen tailored to your unique vision. There’s no limit to what you can achieve with today’s tools and technologies. The goal is to create spaces that resonate deeply with the people who live in them.”
The kitchen is the heart of every home and represents a space of endless possibility. Whether your aesthetic leans modern, farmhouse or somewhere in between, the tools and technologies available today make it easier than ever to bring your vision to life.
events
A SELECTION OF UPCOMING LOCAL EVENTS
MARCH 6TH-8TH
Cullman Community Theatre Presents 'The Wizard of Oz Jr.'
Desperation Church Cullman Campus | 7:00 PM
Bring the whole family and cheer on our talented local performers as they bring this classic story to life with vibrant costumes, memorable songs and heartwarming moments. Don’t miss this enchanting community event — join us for an unforgettable journey down the yellow brick road! Get times and ticket information at www.cullmanrecreation.org/calendar.
MARCH 14TH
Crawfish Boil 2025
Goat Island Brewing | 5:00 PM
The United Way of Cullman County’s Young Professional Board proudly invites you for an evening of fun, food and giving back! The bayou-bred team from Hank’s Sports Bar will be boiling up fresh crawfish and veggies on-site, and there will be Goat Island drafts and live music from the Rally Stripe Band. Get more info at www.cullmanchamber.org.
MARCH 15TH
Sportsman Lake Park Spring Yard Sale
Sportsman Lake Park | 7 a.m.
Join us from 7 a.m.-3 p.m. Admission to the park is free! 1570 Sportsman Lake Rd NW.
MARCH 22ND
Small Business Easter Market
Cullman County Agricultural Trade Center | 9:00 AM
This market will have 50-plus vendors, food trucks, an Easter egg hunt for the kids, Easter Bunny appearance and many more fun things! Hours are 10 a.m.-5 p.m., and the egg hunt will be at 9. The first 50 people in line will receive a gift bag!
MARCH 29TH
Spring Yard Sale
Smith Lake Park | 7:00 AM
Come out for the annual Smith Lake Park Spring Yard Sale, which will be open from 7 a.m.-4 p.m. at 403 County Road 236.
MARCH 29TH
Taste of Soul Family Festival
The Orion Amphitheater | 12:00 PM
This event, presented by WeCare Alabama, will feature your favorite food trucks from all over Huntsville, vendors, live music, DJ entertainment and more! Taste of Soul will be a family-friendly event. Tickets include entry to enjoy a diverse music lineup, kid-friendly activities and the opportunity to purchase a wide array of local dishes and craft beverages. Get tickets at www.theorionhuntsville.com/ event/taste-of-soul-family-festival.
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