Over AndOver Barntique
415 Route 6, Andover, CT 06232
OverAndOverCT@gmail.com
860.306.3858
July Store Hours:
Thu & Fri 11am-5pm
Sat & Sun 11am-4pm
August Store Hours:
Sat & Sun 11am-4pm only, or call for an appt!
Come visit Over AndOver Barntique, where you'll discover a delightful array of "eye candy" crafted by local artisans. Browse through our unique selection of flipped furniture, home decor, gifts, and handmade treasures like pottery, soap, jewelry, and more. Each piece tells a story of creativity and sustainability, showcasing how reimagining items can benefit our planet while adding originality to your life.
Revel with us in world of crafting and treasure hunting while you enjoy the charm of repurposed goods and fabulous funky finds!
If you are interested in:
1. SELLING: your goods here, please email us details WITH pictures of what you make.
2. DONATING: unwanted furniture, please click on the Donation Program tab for more info.
3. LAUGHING: watch the video to take it all in! hyper-speed shopping experience
Are you ready to part ways with your furniture? Don't dump it, donate it!
Our Donation Program encourages folks to donate "unwanted" pieces of furniture. Once we receive and accept your donation, we will FLIP it and make it pretty again for someone else!
This is a feel good program which enables a piece of furniture to live on with another family, while avoiding the landfill and supporting a small business.
To get started, email us photos of the furniture you want to get rid of:
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Furniture items must be wood or metal (no plastic Santa's, etc)
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What we love: dressers, bureaus, end tables, most coffee tables, book shelves, chests, old sewing machines & Victrolas (old and smelly is fine, it's the over-sized part we can't always accommodate)
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Due to our size and inability to create most miracles, we can not take couches, upholstered Lazyboy type chairs, entertainment centers, pianos, organs, or cribs.
Wow! This gorgeous restoration/repurpose of my husband’s great-grandmother, Hannah’s sewing machine brings much us much joy and pride. As a young bride, Hannah emigrated from Sweden to America with her husband and raised their family in CT. My husband remembers visiting her each Friday as a young child ... sharing her warmth and love and a tiny teacup of coffee (with a little ‘cube’ of sugar) and Swedish pastries (quite the treat for a youngster). I hope Stephen’s wife enjoys this gift knowing it was once the precious possession of a lovely woman in a loving home. Thank you, too for your contributions to IWMF, an organization near and dear to our hearts.
One of our favorite stories is about a singer sewing machine which we repurposed into an entry way desk.
The furniture donors, Barbara and Bob, told us the story about where it came (see below) and excited to see it live on in another one's home! Everything about this just makes our hearts sing!
To read Barbara's full story featured in the IWMF 's international newsletter, just click here!