Get helpful resources for buying, customizing, using, and caring for your Amish made furniture.
Wood Options
Learn more about the different locally sourced hardwoods our Amish & Mennonite craftsmen use for our solid wood furniture.
Stain, Paint, and Finish Options
All our solid wood furniture can be customized with your choice of stain, paint, distressing, and finish.
Gun Cabinet Buying Guide
Tips and advice on how to find the best storage options for your handguns & firearms.
Rocking Chair Buying Guide
Suggestions on how to best shop for a solid wood rocking chair.
Guide to Caring for Hardwood Furniture
Protect your investment by learning to properly care for your hardwood furniture.
How to Operate and Adjust a Sewing Cabinet Platform Air Lift
Learn how to adjust and use the air lift on our hardwood sewing cabinets.
What is the Janka Hardness Scale and How Does It Work?
The Janka wood hardness scale is the global standard for measuring a wood species’ resistance to dings, dents, and everyday wear.
Why Amish Craftsmanship is the Heart of a Timeless Home
When you choose Amish craftsmanship, you aren’t just buying a table set or bedroom suite; you are bringing a legacy of integrity, tradition, and soul into your living space.
The Ultimate Guide to Wood Dining Chairs
The dining room is the heart of the home. It’s where Sunday brunches stretch into late afternoon chats, homework gets done, and holiday feasts are shared.
Arranging Your Bedroom Furniture For Comfort and Flow
Proper interior design and thoughtful furniture placement can completely transform your space, improving both comfort and functionality.
The Ultimate Bedroom Set Buying Guide: How to Choose Furniture That Lasts a Lifetime
If you are feeling overwhelmed by endless scrolls of “fast furniture” online, this bedroom set buying guide is here to help.
What’s the Best Wood for Bedroom Furniture?
Finding the best wood types for bedroom furniture comes down to balancing your aesthetic preferences
How to Mix and Match Wood Furniture in a Bedroom
Ditching strict uniformity in favor of mixed wood tones creates a more custom, lived-in space that reflects your unique personality.