Ann has always been an artist. Earlier in her life, she created via crochet, cross-stitch, and painting. Now her chosen media are woodworking and furniture upcycling. Kimberly began creating jewelry as a means of relaxation. The teas, oils, and salves have been part of her life for years. After selling locally and receiving much encouragement from their friends, they created Bliss at the Barn.

In the current world we live in, bliss feels like resistance. Ann and Kimberly believe in creating community and regularly support several organizations dear to our hearts, like LGBTQIA+, animal shelters, and food pantries. With a commitment to sustainability, all pieces are locally made from responsibly sourced and recycled materials. We encourage everyone to share their gifts as well. No one can solve all problems, but anyone can make a difference.