Burr's Unfinished Furniture has served the greater Bryan and College Station area since 1980 - always family owned and operated.We take pride is selling REAL wood furniture and offering great customer service before and after the sale. At Burr's you become a friend of the family. We sell all the supplies you need to finish OR we offer custom finishing services. Dont settle for just any color - you be the designer - and let us help make your house a home. When you buy unfinished furniture you know you are getting Real Wood, not Medium Density Fiber Board (MDF) or Particle Board. With unfinished furniture you will have a piece you can pass down for generations. xpnameProduct was successfully added to your shopping cart. Enter a US or Canadian Postal Code For over thirty years Simply Amish furniture has been creating high quality, handcrafted solid wood furniture, made by Simply Amish craftsmen. Each piece is lovingly crafted and sanded by hand ensuring heirloom quality on every piece.
Each collection is available in Quarter Sawn White Oak, Oak, Soft Maple, Hard Maple, Hickory, Cherry, and Walnut — this in combination with our many stains gives over 100 color and wood choices. But it doesn’t stop there, we can adjust or change just about any dimension on all the furniture we create — making the possibilities just about endless. Because everyone has their own unique home and style, Simply Amish furniture makes available a wide selection of styles from: Mission, Classic, Traditional, Shaker, Country, Contemporary, and Transitional. Making your home uniquely yours. You have received your furniture from Simply Amish, so now you ask: See our “Care Guidelines” for more information on how to care for your furniture. Aristo Shield protective polish dusts, cleans, and helps protect the surface from scratching and marring. To order, simply click below and we'll ship your Aristo Shield directly to you. /8 fl. oz. bottle.
Part catalog and part coffee table book — our latest print catalog features 496 full-color pages showcasing our latest designs. From wood grain selections to beautiful hardware options, this high-quality catalog offers the best way to experience our complete collection, short of visiting your local showroom. To order, simply click below. And we'll mail you your copy today, along with a $20 coupon redeemable on your next purchase from any Simply Amish dealer. View 15th Edition Digital Catalog Simply Amish Advantage booklet Here at Simply Amish furniture the term Amish isn’t a style. It's the standard of excellence by which all our solid wood Simply Amish furniture is handcrafted — this standard is desired by many and practiced by a very rare few. The quality of our solid wood Simply Amish furniture is in the fine details of solid wood drawers, that are hand-finished, inside and out, and it’s created by the skill of genuine Simply Amish craftsmen, which has been
passed down from one generation to the next. But most of all, the quality of Simply Amish furniture is in the beauty of America’s richest hardwoods, hand-crafted and hand-finished in the heartland of America in a wide variety of styles — from country cabinets that are the hallmark of Americana to contemporary designs that say, “Move over Herman Miller, the Amish are in the house.” Making the process simple. We understand that with so many choices in style and options — buying a piece of our Simply Amish furniture can be a little bit overwhelming. So to help with this process we have developed a series of videos to help build a solid understanding of some of these choices. Visit our YouTube channel to view these videos. Making stuff people just can’t throw away. There are a lot of things we do that most folks would consider environmentally friendly, but perhaps the best thing we do is make quality Simply Amish furniture that’s built to last.
Hand-crafted from beautiful, slow-growth hardwoods and finished with choice stains and hardware, you’re far more likely to find our furniture in a museum than a landfill. And should it ever need repaired, we’ll make sure it’s restored by the hands that originally shaped it. (Assuming they’re still around, of course.) For more information see our Environmental Responsibility Statement.As a founding member of the Sustainable Furnishings Council, we select only the choicest woods, harvested responsibly from America's rich slow-growth forests.Here are some tips and suggestions on how to distress furniture: Start by studying the antique you want to duplicate. We used an old child's chair to detect some signs of how antique furniture becomes distressed. On this chair, for example, at the point of each arm there was some loss of color and rounding of the edges. That is a great clue for something to do to the new chair or piece of furniture. Also consider duplicating any chips and marks that can come with age – a child's heels on the slats of a chair, for example.
Be sure to check the legs of furniture. Wear and tear can create nicks and rounded edges. These are great to duplicate as well. The first step for distressing the new wooden furniture is to apply a clear coat of satin sealer. Remember that all antiques start out as new furniture with a new coat of finish. Start the distressing process by sanding the arm edges of the furniture to create a rounded look. Note: Don't use a power sander for distressing furniture. Repeat the sanding process for any foot rung that may exist. Do only the front portion because feet can't reach the back. Use a coarse file to round off and scruff up the feet or runner of the chair. Create some slight dents in the arms of the furniture with a hammer. Use a 1/16" drill bit to place "worm holes" in the legs of the furniture. Four or five holes clustered together should do the job. Another great distressing technique is to take a fine-point black marker and create a few specks on the legs and arms.