Sort by: Product Price Default Kid's Cabinet Desk See details This piece folds up into what looks like a dresser, but performs as a desk and storage bench when pulled out. Available in Oak and Cherry. Dimensions: 24"w x 15 ¼"d x 26 ¼"h $506.00 Library Desk See details Study and get organized effortlessly sitting in front of the beautiful Library table. Styled in Mission, the library table desk includes ad 21" drawer, a keyboard pullout tray, and shelves at either end. Available in ¼ sawn white oak, only. Dimensions: Width x Length Sizes: 30"h x 29"d x 46w" Table top thickness: 1" Standard Features: 21" drawer Keyboard pull out Side Shelves Mission edge Mission table top Customize your table with options in our drop-down boxes (shown top right). $1189.00 Rustic Montana Computer Desk See details Designed with beauty to equal its practicality and usefulness, the Rustic Log Computer Desk with matching lodge pole pine accents, is just right for the home office or student's room. Dimensions: 63"w x 22"d x 31"h Handcrafted in beautiful Northwestern Montana by skilled artisans who translate the beauty of nature into the lines of these high quality, solidly functional furniture pieces; each desk is constructed using solid pine, edge-glued, laminated panels to ensure true heirloom quality. Letter sized file drawer, computer tower drawer and keyboard drawer all utilize full-extension slides while the remaining two standard-sized drawers employ easy-glide drawer slides for years of dependable, no hassle use. Choose between natural unfinished and finished. The finished version includes three coats of premium grade, clear lacquer.   $1089.00 Rustic Montana Desk with Hutch See details Handcrafted in beautiful Northwestern Montana by skilled Amish artisans who translate the beauty of nature into the lines of these high quality, solidly functional furniture pieces; each Desk with Hutch is constructed using solid pine, edge-glued, laminated panels to ensure true heirloom quality. The desk with hutch is as functional as it is appealing, complete with slide-out keyboard and slide-out drawer for the computer tower, for easy access. The desk features two multi-use drawers and a larger drawer to accommodate letter sized files. The hutch features two small doors and multiple shelves. Choose between natural unfinished and finished. The finished version includes three coats of premium grade, clear lacquer varnish. Dimensions: 63"w x 22"d x 74"h   $1689.00 Three-in-One Oak High Chair, Desk & Rocker See details Dimensions: 16"w x 20"d x 32"h $366.00

Our Amish desk category will be one of our fastest growing categories since it is our goal to offer one of the internet's largest selection of Amish made desks from a variety of the top Amish desk builders in the country. Our desks are made to order in a variety of popular domestic wood types including oak, cherry, maple, brown maple, white oak, hickory, and walnut. Every desk at Amish Furniture Factory is handcrafted using old world building techniques that have been handed down to each new generation within the Amish furniture crafting trade. One such old work building technique is the Mortise and Tenon Joint.

The Mortise and Tenon joint is a simple and strong joint used in high quality hand crafted furniture pieces, such as Amish made desks. There are many variation of the joint, but the basic joint structure consists of two wood pieces that are joined by one piece fitting into another. One piece has a hole cut into it that the other piece, called the tenon fits into. The joint may then be pinned, wedged and locked into place, glued, or a combination of the three.

What’s unique about Amish furniture builders is their tendency to blend old work craftsmanship and building techniques with new equipment and technology. During the construction of an Amish desk, many types of equipment will be used that is commercially available. The tools include both stationary machines such as band saws, mortisers, table saws, jointers, and wood lathes. An Amish desk will be made by typical industrial grade hand held tools that are commercially available. These tools may include electric drills, jig saws, or routers.

During the construction of an Amish desk, for example, these “power” tools will not be powered from the an electric power grid feeding an alternating current electric charge. Instead, an Amish desk builder will swap out electric motors and install a hydraulic pump or belt drive system powered by a diesel engine.