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Ratings - High to Low Page 1 of 9 is proud to offer high quality custom Amish furniture from Amish crafters. Our handmade Shaker and Mission furniture is produced using quality materials known for their tremendous strength and durability. uses northern kiln dried hardwoods in our furniture. Red oak and Cherry are widely used in furniture production, however, we offer many of our products in various types of hardwoods, such as Maple, White Oak, Walnut and beautiful Hickory. Each furniture piece is made to order, using quality materials and proven construction techniques. You and your family will enjoy our custom Amish furniture for years to come.Handcrafted, Solid Wood Furniture by Amish CraftersDue to its quality and craftsmanship, Americans have come to respect and admire what is now known around the globe – Amish furniture combines exceptional quality materials and old-world craftsmanship to create unsurpassed works of utility and art. In a day and age when inferior quality, “composite materials” are concealed beneath obvious imitation veneers, it’s good to know master-crafted, solid wood furniture has never gone out of style.




It’s also a delight to know each handmade creation in our entire line of Amish furniture will be cherished for a lifetime and by future generations to come. When you examine the unparalleled quality of our solid wood furniture, you will discover a truly inspired union of form and function that will beautifully, classically and perfectly complement your exceptional home decor – Only the timeless look, feel and ultra-durability of solid wood furniture is right for you. Our name is a centuries-old brand that will always stand for integrity and genuine satisfaction in any job well done. Our truly unique brand has successfully passed the many rigorous tests of time, and when you choose any treasure from our exquisitely beautiful collection of Amish furniture, we know you will take pride in being part of a classic Americana tradition that is now famous around the world.Amish Furniture is the Obvious ChoiceWhen it comes to fine interior design, the unsurpassed look and “perfect to the touch” feel of our solid wood furniture is absolutely certain to please.




When the finest woods and superior attention-to-detail is praised by the most casual observer, you will know you made the right choice. Browse our full selection of fine, handcrafted furniture and order your feature piece today.There's no shortage of tutorials about painting furniture online. And I've used a lot of them to paint dressers, console tables, chairs, mirrors, and more. But I have found problems/issues with a lot of the tutorials—paint chips, finishes aren't smooth, and paint peels. I have had to redo several furnishings, so I decided to compile all the mistakes I've made to help you give your furnishings a makeover that will last. Here's how to paint a piece of furniture—without making a major mistake:1. There are lots of tutorials out there that claim you don't need to sand. There are also lots of primers and paints promising no sanding necessary. From what I have learned, sanding is a must. Sand all surfaces with 150-grit sandpaper. (I use this orbital sander with variable speeds.)




Be careful not to gouge the surface. You're just looking to rough it up a little so the primer has something to adhere to; you're not trying to strip the surface. Use 80-grit if you are sanding a furnishing with an existing varnish.Wipe down the surface with a tack cloth to remove any residue. Do not use a paper towel. Don't speculate on whether something is a lint-free cloth. Just use the tack cloth.3. If you're priming laminate furniture, use Zinsser B-I-N Shellac-based primer. Otherwise, use Zinsser Bulls-Eye 1-2-3 primer. Prime using a mini foam roller. Use a foam brush to get into any hard-to-reach areas. Let dry according to can instructions. Once your primer is fully dry, sand away any drips with a 220-grit sanding block, and wipe your piece down with a tack cloth.4. Use a mini foam roller to apply three thin coats of semi-gloss latex paint. Allow six to eight hours in between coats. It is important that you sand in between coats if you have any drips or residue on the piece. Use the same sanding block and a NEW tack cloth.

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