Why Choose an Amish Wardrobe?
Wooden armoires have proven to be a popular choice in bedroom furniture due to their unique blend of versatility, storage capacity, and timeless design. The two large doors at the top of the armoire provide ample space to hang various types of clothing, while the bottom surface can be used for folded garments or dressing accessories. Some designs include pull-out shelves for even more accessible storage. At the base, two drawers offer additional room for storing loose items or folded clothing, with other variations featuring three or four drawers for expanded functionality. As a staple in well-crafted bedroom sets, Amish armoires combine practicality with enduring craftsmanship, making them both functional and beautiful additions to any bedroom.
The jewelry armoire is another popular type of armoire design used for storing, as its name implies, jewelry. Jewelry armoires are commonly smaller in size and less costly than a full-size armoire or wardrobe. The basic layout of a jewelry armoire consists of a series of vertically running drawers combined with two or more narrow doors on the side from which necklaces or chain-type jewelry can be stored. Not all jewelry armoires have narrow side doors, but have vertically running drawers in their place.
Amish Wardrobe Designs & Styles
Amish armoires and wardrobes are available in Mission, Shaker, Queen Anne, and Contemporary styles, or a blend of those styles.
| Type | Product | Description |
|---|---|---|
|
Mission Amish Armoires |
JRA2013 
JRA2205  |
Clean lines and minimal ornamentation
Sturdy craftsmanship with dark wood finishes
Metal hardware accents |
|
Shaker Amish Armoires |
JRA2098 
CVA1003  |
Understated, simple design with straight lines
Focus on functionality and natural wood aesthetic
Unembellished, rustic charm |
|
Traditional Amish Armoires |
MCO1070 
MCO1234  |
Timeless, classic design with intricate detailing
Carved panels and raised moldings
Rich wood finishes with ornate features |
|
Contemporary Amish Armoires |
MCO1083 
MCO1103  |
Sleek, modern design with minimalist features
Lighter wood tones and metal accents
Innovative storage solutions with a modern aesthetic |
Solid Wood Options and Finishes
Our Amish armoires are more than just storage. They’re handcrafted heirlooms built to last, crafted from premium solid hardwoods sourced and shaped by experienced artisans. Whether you're drawn to the timeless warmth of oak or the elegant richness of walnut, each wood type offers its own character, beauty, and performance.
Available Wood Types:
We proudly use a variety of sustainably harvested hardwoods:
- Oak, long celebrated for its strength and pronounced grain
- Cherry, with its rich, warm tones that deepen with age
- Maple, known for its clean, light aesthetic and smooth feel
- Hickory, showcasing bold grain and color variation for a rustic edge
- Walnut, offering deep, luxurious hues and refined texture
| Wood Type | Durability | Grain Pattern | Natural Tone |
|---|---|---|---|
|
Oak |
High |
Prominent, open grain |
Light to medium brown (Red Oak), Light tan (White Oak) |
|
Cherry |
Medium to High |
Smooth, fine, subtle grain |
Light pinkish-brown that deepens to rich reddish-brown |
|
Maple |
Very High |
Fine, uniform grain |
Creamy white to light reddish-brown |
|
Hickory |
Very High |
Dramatic, bold variation |
Light to dark contrast within the same board |
|
Walnut |
High |
Smooth, straight grain (some waves) |
Rich chocolate brown with purplish undertones |
Customization & Ordering Process
Every wardrobe is custom-made by the craftsman you pick, built to fit your home and how you live. You’ll have the option to customize the dimensions, select your preferred wood type (like oak, cherry, or maple), choose a stain or paint finish, and pick the hardware that matches your style. Once your order is placed, the build process typically takes 8 to 12 weeks, as each piece is carefully handcrafted with attention to detail. For added convenience, many shops offer white-glove delivery, ensuring your wardrobe arrives fully assembled and placed exactly where you want it.
How to Order Your Custom Amish Wardrobe
1. Choose Your Style
Browse wardrobe and armoire designs that fit your space and taste.
2. Select Dimensions
Customize the size to match your room’s layout perfectly.
3. Pick Wood & Finish
Choose from solid hardwoods like oak, maple, or cherry, and select your ideal stain or paint color.
4. Add Hardware
Select knobs or handles that complement your style.
5. Place Your Order
Confirm your selections and let the craftsman begin building your custom piece.
6. Handcrafted with Care
Your wardrobe is built by skilled Amish artisans—made to last for generations.
7. Delivered to Your Home
Enjoy white-glove delivery with in-home setup, so it's ready to use upon arrival.
Testimonials & Quality Assurance
Each Amish wardrobe comes backed by a craftsmanship warranty, reflecting the confidence in its quality and durability. Hand-built in the USA using sustainably sourced hardwoods, these pieces are a testament to responsible craftsmanship and long-standing tradition.
Frequently Asked Questions
Amish wardrobes are handcrafted using traditional techniques, focusing on durability, detail, and quality that mass-produced furniture often lacks. Each piece is built by skilled artisans, not machines, ensuring a unique and long-lasting result.
Yes, we offer customization, allowing you to choose the size, wood type, stain, and hardware to suit your space and style. This ensures your armoire is truly one of a kind.
Because each piece is made to order, it typically takes anywhere from 8 to 14 weeks to build and deliver, depending on the complexity and the builder’s schedule. Quality takes time, and the result is well worth the wait.
Yes, Amish wardrobes are built from 100% solid hardwood—no particle board, veneers, or plywood—ensuring strength and longevity. This is a key reason they’re known to last for generations.
Most Amish wardrobes come equipped with both shelves and hanging rods for versatile storage. You can also request specific configurations during the customization process.
Choosing the right Amish wardrobe is a big decision, and we want you to feel confident every step of the way.
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