The Homestead Antiques and Home Furnishings
Situated in the town of Carrollton, Kentucky, Homestead Antiques and Home Furnishings offers visitors the chance to peruse and purchase furniture and trinkets of bygone eras. The shop opened in 2014 where they became widely regarded for their selection of primitives, a distinctly rural form of Americana decoration. From conversation pieces for your own home to souvenirs for friends and family, you’ll be sure to find something of note while visiting. Homestead Antiques exudes quaint, small-town charm and is a must-see store for those seeking treasures from America’s heartland.
As an added bonus the store offers a fantastic view of the Ohio River from across the street. For more information check out their Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/thehomesteadantiques/.
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