Crafted to Last: Furniture That Stands the Test of Time

Crafted to Last: Furniture That Stands the Test of Time

Here’s the deal. Mass-produced furniture is often cheaper to purchase because it is constructed as efficiently as possible (hello, machine-made!) with cheap materials (particle board, veneers, MDF), and probably cheap labor, too. That’s NEVER a good combination. At The Amish Craftsman, we’re not fans of any kind of production shortcuts or quality compromises.

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Finishing Touches: Debunking the Myth that All Amish Furniture is Unfinished

Finishing Touches: Debunking the Myth that All Amish Furniture is Unfinished

At The Amish Craftsman, we sell completely custom furniture–and that not only includes  choosing the wood you’d like to use but also the stain.

In fact, we have A LOT  of stain options–from light to dark and warm to cool tones–to choose from. Yes, that may sound overwhelming, but our design consultants will help you think through the existing color palette of your room, including floors, cabinetry and walls, to determine the best stain for your new pieces.  Honestly, that’s our favorite part of our job! We love pulling rooms together for our customers.

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Distinct by Design: What Sets Our Furniture Apart

Distinct by Design: What Sets Our Furniture Apart

We’re not your typical furniture store, and we don’t want to be. Our furniture celebrates the beauty, quality, and durability of solid hardwood, built to perfection by Amish builders who have mastered the timeless traditions of age-old craftsmanship passed down for generations.

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One Easy Trick for Spotting Poor Quality Furniture a Mile Away

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Most furniture you buy today won’t last more than a few years. In fact, it’s designed that way! Mass-produced furniture is intended to break down so you’ll continue to need more, and it’s become standard for chain and big box stores to make furniture that won’t stand up to the wear and tear of real…

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