Different Types of Rocking Chairs
This guide differentiates rocking chair types, offers tips for what to look for when purchasing a chair, and highlights the benefits of working with Countryside Amish Furniture on your project.
Furniture Education, Design, & Trend - Page 15
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Modern Industrial Dining Sets and Tables
To help you bring a bit more modern appeal to your home, we compiled our favorite dining sets and tables that incorporate iconic industrial touches to varying degrees.
Outdoor Seating - Ideas and Chair Types
The Countryside Amish Furniture team wrote this piece to help you understand the different types of outdoor chairs available, what factors to consider when making your purchase, and provide inspiration.
12 Minimalist Wood Bed Frames
In this article, we highlight 12 of our favorite minimalist wooden bed frames, representing diverse decor themes such as Shaker, Mid-Century, Contemporary, and everything in between.
Guide to Kids Bed Sizes and Styles - Ages 4-10
This guide will provide tips for finding the right-sized bed for kids, especially as they hit noteworthy ages. Plus, we’ll highlight purchasing decisions that let you get the most out of your purchase.
Wheeled (Rolling) Kitchen Carts and Islands - Solid Wood
A rolling kitchen island can serve a number of needs, from acting as a cooking surface to doubling as a serving cart or extra dining space. Our designs offer both function and style.
Wood Table Leg and Base Styles
Brown Maple Furniture
Brown Maple wood is durable and affordable, and its resistance to wear along with its receptiveness to staining makes it a popular choice for pieces stained to mimic more expensive woods.
Solid Wood Breakfast Tables and Nooks - Top Picks
Just think, your next breakfast table could be the last breakfast table you ever buy. Why? Amish furniture makers use advanced techniques to transform American hardwood into made-to-order pieces.
Occasional Tables - Choosing the Right Style
Occasional tables are one of the most versatile pieces of furniture one can own, as their small size means that they can be used in a number of functions, whether it be as a coffee table, side console table, or a temporary eating surface.
Cherry Furniture
A popular hardwood type for Amish furniture makers, real Cherry is known as being one of the best all-around woods for its iconic coloring, classic beauty, and natural workability. Have a look at our guide for details, color-pairing advice, and product offerings.
Amish-Made Mule Chest Dressers - Top Picks
Mule chests are no ordinary type of dresser; this large bedroom furniture piece combines drawers in the base with a spacious cabinet above, resulting in a storage solution that can accommodate a full wardrobe.