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34 | SignatureMT is a carpenter. He made them for me from the designs we put together." Many items in the Rustique inventory has Kayla's personal touch – whether adding wording to windows, refinishing furniture or adding chicken wire to screens for displaying photographs. "I consider Rustique to be a boutique," she explains. "I don't want mass-produced items, and I want to stay true to our brand of vintage and rustic. We curate every piece, so if we add it, we absolutely love it. Some items – like the glassware – I've collected one piece at a time. ere's just something very romantic about using things that have their own history and their own story." Perhaps the best illustration of Kayla's talents can be seen on Rustique's website, www.rustiquemontana.com. "e photo on the homepage is my wedding," she says, almost shyly. "I did all of the décor you see there. Our goal is to make customers' events above and beyond their expectations. We don't take shortcuts, and we are invested in their projects from start to finish. It's all in the details," she emphasizes. " at's where the "wow" comes from!" Kayla's eye for ele- gance is showcased through delicate details. including flower arrangements that she designs herself. ~Holly Matkin and her family live on a cale and elk ranch south of Havre. You can find more about her love of rural life at www.enjoyingmontanalife.com. MT S SPAS STARTING AT $2,995 SEE US AT BEER & GEAR JUNE 9TH & 10TH www.allseasonspasandstoves.net

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