If you didn't already know, the Delta may be one of the most underrated treasures in the Natural State. Farmland, silos, and grain bins are typical sights when driving through Eastern Arkansas, but don't mistakenly pass this next place! Three grain bins in Eastern Arkansas are hiding a delightful antique shop. Pippa's Bin features flea market find, antiques, gifts, and more:
Repurposed inside and out! Pippa's Bin is an unexpected treasure hiding in three grain bins.
Pippa's is off of Highway 64 near McCrory, AR (about an hour from Searcy). This divine Delta gem opened early 2021 but has already become a treasured spot for antiquing.
Stepping inside transports you to a chic European-inspired cottage.
Owner, Leslie Boone, has curated and crafted a transformative space that you won't want to leave! Thankfully there's plenty of treasures and treats to peruse.
The store hosts a mix of crafted home goods, antiques, paintings, and more!
The three-bin space has a thoughtfully balanced selection of old and new. Fresh finds include candles and soaps (that both use the owner's homegrown lavender) as well as linens.
The entire store is a sensory treat.
The European aesthetic and old world treasures are beyond charming. Not to mention, the aroma of freshly dried lavender is downright intoxicating!
There's also a dazzling collection of transferware.
The majority of transferware, oil paintings, and furniture in the store were directly purchased by the owner during her travels to Europe. These are items you won't find anywhere else!
Take an antiquing trip to Pippa's Bin and see what you'll discover!
You can learn more about Pippa's by heading to their website.
Tag your antiquing buddy in the comments below! We can't wait to hear about your pickin's!
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