Home Decor in Covington, TN

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  1. 835a U.S. 51 S, Covington TN 38019

    5 Superb 6 reviews

    “This is actually a spot in "Abandoned Antques." Love it. Hadn't been since it changed ownership and remodeled. Lots to see and purchase. Definitely will be back.”

  2. 100 Union St, Covington TN 38019

    4.6 Superb 38 reviews

    “I have been shopping at Liberty Vintage Marketplace for several years and this place is absolutely wonderful! You will feel happy when you walk through the door. Hundreds of unique items for gifts or to add to your home decor. I have been to three painting classes and have had lots of compliments on my work. My latest class was Painting 101 where I refurbished my 70 year old drum table. It is now a beautiful heirloom piece and I love it. Please visit Liberty Vintage Marketplace. You will not be disappointed!”

  3. 121 W Court Square, Covington TN 38019

    4.1 Good 18 reviews

    “I shopped at Covington's Something Special for Christmas, 2022. Great assortment of items with a wide range of prices to fit any budget, the owner was exceptionally helpful, and they stayed late so I could find just the right gifts, then they generously gift wrapped my purchases. Wonderful experience! Worth the drive.”

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