Two Chicks District Co. Is A Scene Stealer
Mina Starsiak Hawk is part of the team behind Two Chicks District Co., a new boutique in Bates-Hendricks. Photo by Tony Valainis
Two Chicks and a Hammer, the renovation dream team behind HGTV’s Good Bones, is actually four chicks, and all of them know how to feather a nest beautifully. Family members Kelsy Gray, Alexa Howell, and Good Bones co-hosts Mina Starsiak Hawk and Karen E Laine teamed up to open Two Chicks District Co. in Bates-Hendricks as the neighborhood’s first boutique, filled with contemporary home things and gifts, not to mention a bistro and an Instagram wall. While the Two Chicks aesthetic isn’t easily categorized, there’s an undeniable modernity to the ceramics, armchairs, pillows, cake stands, wall mirrors, linens, flatware, macramé, and lighting, some polished (gold-and-black utensils) and some rustic (a log-slab plant holder hung on ropes). Good Bones doesn’t have a looming presence in the shop, but fans will recognize a wink in Karen’s Corner, representing the craft skills that are Laine’s hallmark on the show through her handmade cutting boards and animal figurines.
Two Chicks District Co.
1531 S. East St., 317-426-3652, twochicksdistrictco.com
Don’t Miss: The photo collage of snapshots from the Good Bones set serving as an Instagram backdrop.
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- The new Two Chicks District Co. claims to be the first boutique in the Bates-Hendricks neighborhood.
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- The checkout counter at Two Chicks District Co.
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- A mix of old and new, boho and glam, is the Two Chicks’ signature style.
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- Lighting choices, dishware, and objets at Two Chicks District Co.
