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..................................................................................................................................................................... to or refresh and update,” Lynn noted. “We can blend for a mod- ern-day look, still preserving well-loved treasures… antiques are timeless.” It is her “uniqueness of service,” that is a source of pride to the decorator. Lynn explains that she and her dedicated staff of nine will do whatever the job requires. “Excellence is not an accident,” she says. Her “White Glove” service is available for all job assignments. At completion, that means everything will be totally “ready to go.” Services apply not only for living rooms and bedrooms, but also for kitchens, patios and beyond. With Holidays on the horizon, many people would like to have their places “polished, fluffed and seasonal ready,” Lynn says. There are a variety of ways to enhance homes, lake houses and even offices. The Auburn leap is also marvelous for the entire Mathison family who continue to nurture a strong devotion to the “Loveliest Village on the Plains.” Lynn who is a native of Selma, Alabama, graduated from Auburn. She is the mother of two daughters, Lauren Hixon and Clay Aaron, who are Auburn graduates as well. Family is extremely important to her. Daughter Lauren lives in Auburn and is the mother of three sons: Robert, a student at NYU; David, a varsity football player at Auburn High School; and John, a left-handed baseball pitcher at the same school. Find us on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter 0CTOBER 2019 21