Amish Furniture for Oregon Shoppers

Amish-made living room furniture has experienced a mini-renaissance in recent years. While our shop still offers a wide selection of traditional styles, Amish furniture makers are increasingly embracing fully upholstered couches and modern designs. No matter the aesthetic, you can be confident that every living room piece reflects the expert woodworking and rigorous quality standards that have made Amish furniture renowned. Popular Amish living room staples include:

Wood-framed sofas | Glass door display cabinets | Large entertainment centers

Arguably, the type of Amish furniture Oregonians clamor for the most is a classic Amish dining table. After all, the dining table is not only one of the largest pieces one will own, but also the focal point of what is often considered the most important room in the house. Countryside Amish Furniture offers tables and accompanying dining pieces that represent a full range of styles, from industrial to farmhouse to Queen Anne-inspired. All are made from North American hardwood and exude a unique beauty. To explore the diverse types of dining furniture we offer, explore: 

Free-standing kitchen islands | Pub-height dining tables | Farmhouse dining chairs

No matter your personal style, bedroom size, or storage needs, Countryside Amish Furniture offers a made-to-order solution. In addition to our selection of beds, we provide chests in a variety of configurations, making it easy to find the perfect combination to organize your wardrobe. View some of the most popular bedroom mainstays: 

Solid wood panel beds | Four poster beds | Solid wood makeup vanities

Looking for a classic executive desk adorned with carved columns and crown molding? We have it! Prefer to furnish your Oregon home office with modern, minimalist pieces? We offer those as well. Our collection blends historic woodcraft with contemporary features, creating office furniture that meets the demands of today’s workspaces. Examples of office furniture we build include:

Wood executive desks | Large corner desks | Office chairs with wheels

Instead of having a warehouse full of furniture ready to ship to your Oregon home, we handcraft each piece precisely how our customers order it. While this causes a lead time far longer than what you’ll find on Amazon, it also grants shoppers the opportunity to tailor the furniture in numerous ways. 

Wood species: Popular choices include red and white oak, cherry, and brown maple. However, our Amish furniture makers also offer hickory, elm, maple, walnut, and tiger maple, all responsibly harvested. Additionally, we offer many designs crafted from reclaimed barnwood. 

Stain: The right stain can completely transform a piece of furniture. For example, the same wood table finished in warm Terra Cotta versus sleek Graphite Gray will result in two strikingly different looks, each perfectly suited to its own unique décor style.

Knobs and handles: Many of our storage units and desks grant Oregon customers the freedom to choose from multiple styles of hardware, representing a broad range of alloys and influences. More importantly, if you’re not quite connecting with any of the ideas presented on the product pages, simply let us know using the Live Chat! We can share additional options with you. 

Upholstery type and colors: For most of the Amish furniture that comes with upholstery, Oregon customers are invited to choose between either full-grain leather or high-end fabrics sourced from Greenhouse Fabrics. 

Sizing: Many of our furniture comes in multiple sizes. While the most obvious examples are bed frames and tables, this opportunity extends to some bookcases and cabinets and desks. 

Optional add-ons: The specific furniture enhancements we offer our Oregon customers vary from one furniture type to the next. For example, tables often can come with extension leaves, desks can include locks, and dressers can be topped with mirrors. 

Specialty requests: The beauty of having each piece made to order specifically for you is that you can influence the outcome in ways beyond what’s listed on the product pages. Want different dimensions than those we’ve presented? Or perhaps you’d like to feature two different fabrics side by side within the same piece? Talk to our team about what’s possible!

Oregon shoppers without direct exposure to Amish communities may hold some widely held beliefs about Amish furniture that are no longer true. 

Fiction: Amish furniture is synonymous with traditional, simple styles. 
Fact: Amish furniture makers build a wide array of on-trend contemporary styles.

While Amish artisans haven’t abandoned the iconic Mission and Shaker furniture themes that helped them gain national recognition, they are also capable of so much more. By partnering with people like our shop owner, they’re able to progress their offering to stay aligned with what the market wants, from contemporary farmhouse to asymmetrical minimalism to Mid-Century modern.

Fiction: The only material Amish furniture makers use is hardwood.  
Fact: While hardwood is the chosen wood-type for Amish furniture makers, they also use metal, poly lumber, and other high caliber materials.

Whether it’s full-grain leather, forged iron hardware, or high-density polyethylene for outdoor furniture, each material is carefully selected for its superior quality, reflecting the commitment to excellence that defines Amish craftsmanship.

Fiction: There’s no electric components in Amish furniture. 
Fact: Common features of Amish furniture include built-in LED lights, motorized reclining functions, and electric raising-and-lowering for standing desks.

Amish furniture makers appreciate that their customers come from far-flung places like Oregon and from all walks of life. They gladly incorporate practical features that enhance the usability of their pieces.

Fiction: It’s impossible to get authentic Amish furniture by shopping online. 
Fact: Not every vendor who claims to sell Amish furniture actually specializes in furniture made by genuine Amish craftspeople.

However, this is not the case with Countryside Amish Furniture. Owned by Mel Stutzman, a former Amish member with strong personal ties to the community, Countryside sources directly from Amish furniture shops, bringing authentic craftsmanship to customers nationwide, including Oregon.

1. You place your order - When your order is placed, a member of our US-based team will follow up with you personally to make sure that we’re aligned on all details of your furniture. Then, our Amish woodcrafters will begin the process of transforming raw timber into furniture  specifically for you. 
    
2. You finalize your choice of stains - While the wood is carefully shaped, we’ll send multiple stain samples to your home so you can take your time and finalize your preferred coloring. 
    
3. Your furniture is completed - This process does not happen overnight, but rather can take 14-18 weeks. Time-consuming steps include the catalyzed conversion varnish—which takes 30 days to harden. What’s more, each piece is meticulously handcrafted and inspected at every stage to ensure it meets the highest standards of Amish quality.
    
4. We transport the furniture from our Amish workshops to your Oregon home - We transport your furniture from our Amish workshops directly to your Oregon home for a flat rate of $150 per order—whether you live in metropolitan Portland or the rural mountains. Our delivery team will set up your furniture right inside your home, regardless of the number of pieces or flights of stairs. Enjoy the same exceptional, friendly service, no matter where you’re located in Oregon.

Our Favorite Online Stores for Amish Products - Here, we highlight some of our favorite online vendors that sell Amish-made goods, all of which ship to Oregon. 

What Goes Into the Cost of Amish Furniture and Why It’s Worth the Expense - The cost of Amish furniture reflects the use of high-quality materials, skilled craftsmanship, and time-intensive construction methods. Read this article to learn about the many nuances that contribute to Amish furniture’s excellence. 

Understanding Solid Wood Species and The Janka Hardwood Rating System - Learn about different solid wood species and how their hardness is measured using the Janka Hardwood Rating System. This system helps you compare the durability of various woods, making it easier to choose the right material for your Amish furniture.

This system helps you compare the durability of various woods, making it easier to choose the right material for your Amish furniture.