Since 1993, the Reuben Hostetler family has handcrafted Amish-style bentwood hickory furniture in its home shop near Coshocton, along with individually made harps through its Harps of Praise business. Hostetler Woodworks is known for carefully smoothed, bark-on hickory pieces designed for comfort, including its distinctive rocking chairs, while the family’s instrument work ranges from lap harps to large harps. The business grew from a family apprenticeship and now carries nearly 60 years of combined experience in rustic hickory furniture.
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
HUNT Country FurnitureSince 1926, HUNT Country Furniture has made solid-wood furniture by hand in the United States, carrying traditional joinery and finishing methods from its original Wingdale, New York homestead into today’s work. The family of skilled craftsmen builds pieces intended for daily use and eventual hand-me-downs, with custom wood and finish choices available through its Hudson Valley showrooms.WINGDALE, NY
George's FurnitureFounded in 1970 by woodworker George Martin, George’s Furniture is a second-generation family-owned shop in Lancaster County that makes custom, solid-hardwood furniture by hand. One craftsman follows each piece from selecting and drying the lumber through construction and finishing, then signs and dates the finished work. Now operated by George’s daughter Juanita and son-in-law Chris Horst, the business continues its old-fashioned, made-to-order approach from its farm workshop outside Maytown.MARIETTA, PA