Amish Furniture Factory is a leading online provider of high quality Amish made furniture. At Amish Furniture Factory, you will find one of the largest and most eclectic selections of Amish made furniture available online. We provide hundreds of different types of Amish made furniture and home accessories for all areas of your home. From the most in demand fastest selling pieces, to those that are rare and hard to find, we carry it all. In developing our website, we placed a great emphasis on organizing hundreds of furniture pieces from our line into a simple, elegant, and intuitive interface that is easy for anyone to navigate. We provide a way to browse by the area around home, or by the type of furniture available.

Our browse by area category is a quick and simple way to find the Amish furniture you are looking for, or to discover new furniture you didn’t know you couldn’t live without. Find popular Amish furniture pieces in our bedroom, dining room, living room, office, kitchen, bar, and TV and entertainment categories. Our lawn, garden, and patio category as well as our rustic cabin and lodge category stand apart on their own merit, as they represent a scope of furniture diversity that rivals many other categories combined. Look no further than our game and recreation room, hall and entry area, kids and play room, laundry, bathroom, pet room, utility room and workshop categories to find more rare and hard to find Amish furniture pieces. The browse by area category is a great way to for you to quickly familiarize with the diverse array of pieces we sell.

If you have an idea of the specific furniture pieces you are looking for, browsing by the type of furniture may be a good way to expedite the search process. We have managed to condense many hundreds of furniture types into fewer than forty top tier category titles so you quickly narrow down your search. For example, bar chairs, dining chairs, gliders, rockers, patio chairs, recliners, office chairs and kid’s chairs are all found under the top browse by type category titled chairs. Likewise, dining tables, bar and pub tables, coffee tables, end tables, sofa tables, entry tables, occasional tables and patio tables can all be found by simply looking under the tables category directly from our home page.

Once you have navigated through our category pages and have landed on a desired product page, you will have the ability to select from many Amish furniture options. Customizing Amish furniture is made easy by using our drop down option boxes and text option boxes. We provide visual aids to help you decipher the meaning of obscure Amish furniture options, such as table edges, fluted or plain pedestals, bar sheaf rails, or to simply show details of wood type grains and fabric patterns. To see images for Amish furniture options, simply click on the red question mark located to the right of each drop down box option. Typical Amish furniture options are wood type, finish type, many style options and for chairs, upholstery. Most dimensions on our Amish furniture pieces can be altered slightly.


A well organized and elegant retail website is not the single factor that determines the success of our service as an online Amish furniture provider. Equally critical is maintaining unparalleled levels of quality throughout our entire furniture line. The quality factor of our furniture is controlled through a rigorous and thorough builder selection process. Amish Furniture Factory does the tedious job of weeding out inferior builders while establishing close relationships with superior builders that consistently deliver exquisite quality through demonstrating world class craftsmanship and professionalism. Not all Amish furniture builders produce equally desirable furniture, and eliminating such builders can save substantial sums of money and time. Our job is to make sure your purchase is done correctly the first time while providing support during the periods of ordering, delivery, set up and use.

Amish Furniture Factory currently maintains and manages close working relationships with about a dozen different Amish furniture builders located through the heartland of the United States in Amish Country. One aspect that separates our builders from the rest is product specialization. Each one of our builders specializes in building one type, or closely related types of furniture, such as dining room tables, dining room chairs, or TV stands. Like the global economy, consumers benefit by buying from Amish furniture builders who specialize due to better quality and lower prices. The result of higher quality and lower prices is due to increased building efficiency and knowledge associated with product specialization. If a builder can focus on building one type of furniture, finite resources at their disposal can be used more efficiently while knowledge of how to apply the resources also becomes enhanced.


A plethora of Amish furniture building techniques are applied. There are too many techniques to discuss here, but there are a few commonly used techniques that are noteworthy. Old World building techniques have long been employed by previous generations that are used universally today due to the success of their continually tested and proven integrity. Many builders use their own custom and uniquely developed building methods and techniques in conjunction with or to better apply proven Old World building techniques Amish furniture pieces. For example an Amish furniture builder who specializes in building their own line of Amish tables may develop a unique set of jigs or templates for table top patterns.

Examples of Old World building techniques are mortise and tenon joints for connecting pieces, dovetail joints found on drawers, or dado joints for long and thin connecting pieces. Mortise and tenon joins are the most popular joint used in Amish furniture due an immense amount of strength it adds by maximizing the amount of contacting surface space to be glued. One piece is cut out in the shape of the connecting piece to fit through. A blind joint does not expose the end of the connecting piece through the other side to save building time. Joints made to expose the end piece are used for certain styles of furniture and is more expensive.  Look forward to our up and coming blog article that will discuss in more detail Amish furniture building techniques.

If you are interested in handcrafted rustic twig and willow furniture, check out our sister site, www.twigfactory.com