Arista Wood designs and builds wood furniture in Ohio Amish Country, continuing a family business that began in a small barn on Ray Yoder’s farm near Sugarcreek, Ohio. Its early work focused exclusively on reclaimed oak barnwood, and the company now describes its furniture as design-led and detail-driven, with a continued connection to Amish craftsmanship and lasting quality.
AM WoodcraftersIn the heart of Wayne County, Ohio, family-owned AM Woodcrafters makes custom Amish furniture one piece at a time. With more than 20 years of manufacturing and finishing experience, the company has Amish craftsmen build each order rather than mass-produce or stock its furniture. Customers can also request custom pieces to their own specifications, from heirloom furniture to hand-crafted birdhouses.WOOSTER, OH
Archbold FurnitureArchbold Furniture has built solid-wood furniture in Archbold, Ohio, since 1900, pairing American production with custom finishes applied by skilled Amish craftsmen. Its collections include solid alder furniture made in-house alongside Amish Essentials and Bob Timberlake American Home lines, giving the century-old company a distinctive mix of Ohio manufacturing and Amish finishing expertise.ARCHBOLD, OH
Amish Crafted FurnitureBased in the heart of Ohio’s Amish community, Amish Crafted Furniture connects customers nationwide with made-to-order solid-wood furniture built by Amish cabinet makers in Ohio and Indiana. Owner Rick Hencye has been involved in every order since 2000, drawing on long-standing relationships with Amish-owned workshops to coordinate custom designs, wood choices, stains and delivery. The online-only store can also turn a customer’s drawings, photos or ideas into a finished heirloom piece.MANSFIELD, OH
Cherry AcresCherry Acres turns reclaimed barn wood and live-edge slabs into custom furniture at its downtown Lititz showroom. The business grew from Lancaster County builder Craig Wolf’s habit of salvaging lumber from old buildings and hand-crafting pieces for local shows, and it now works with Pennsylvania Amish craftsmen on distinctive furniture such as Dutch-inspired shutter cabinets. Its reclaimed wood may have spent 100 to 200 years in old buildings before being selected and finished for a new life.LITITZ, PA