Amish Furniture, Handcrafted for Your Home
- Dinette Furniture
- Amish Dining Tables
- Dining Room Sets
- Amish and Mennonite Dining Chairs
- Buffet and Hutch Pieces
- Amish-Made Curio Cabinets
- Solid Wood Benches
- Sideboards and Buffets
- Wine Cabinet Furniture
- Wooden Barstools
- Wooden Leaf Storage Cabinets
- Wood Kitchen Cabinets
- Kitchen Pantry Cabinets
- Pie Safes
- Jelly Cabinets and Cupboards
- Miscellaneous Dining Furniture
- Furniture Ready for Pickup
- Amish Bedroom Furniture
- Amish Office Furniture
- Solid-Wood Entertainment Furniture
- Family Room Furniture
- Children's Furnishings
- Accessories
- Amish-Made Clocks
- Outdoor Furniture
Custom Amish Furniture
Custom Amish Furniture from Weaver Furniture Sales represents a superior alternative to the traditional furniture usually found in chain furniture stores and department stores. That’s because our Amish builders will custom-build the item of furniture you order just the way you like it. So you tell us the specifics. Such as wood specie, hardware, and finish. Also, you might specify items like the type of glass and the number of drawers. Or cool convenience features like soft-touch doors or drawer slides. And we will build the Amish hardwood furniture of your dreams.
So browse our extensive collection of custom furniture. And get your imagination going on your next piece of custom Amish furniture.
Custom Amish Furniture from Weaver Furniture Sales
Here are three good reasons why custom furniture from Weaver Furniture Sales is your best choice. First, the best cabinetmakers in the Midwest are Amish men. And some of them will skillfully handcraft your custom furniture.
Second, our builders use solid regional hardwoods. Like oak, maple, cherry, and hickory. So you will not find particle board or other bargain substitutes. That’s what you’re likely to find in furniture from popular franchise stores and many online stores.
Third, the Amish men utilize tried-and-proven woodworking techniques handed down from their ancestors. For example, we use dovetail joints and mortise and tenon joints. Plus screws instead of nails or brads.
Bottom line: the custom, Amish hardwood pieces you order from Weaver should, with proper care, become heirloom items.
