In Northumberland, The Point Barn brings Amish-made goods, Pennsylvania hardwood furniture, wine and salvaged industrial artifacts together under one roof. Its Edelholz furnishings are made by Pennsylvania Amish woodworkers from solid, locally sourced hardwoods and marked with a hand-carved Edelweiss flower, while Annie’s features more than 100 hand-sewn quilts from the Old Order Amish community. The shops also include antiques collected by Dick Cormel and a 3,000-square-foot Amish General Store featuring locally made foods and textiles.
Amish Furniture of BristolKnown for its Amish craftsmanship, Amish Furniture of Bristol is a solid-wood furniture retailer located inside the Bristol Amish Market. It partners with family-owned Amish shops in Lancaster County and Ohio’s Amish country to serve households across Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and the greater Philadelphia region with American-made furniture built for lasting use.BRISTOL, PA
Carriage House FurnishingsSince 1995, Carriage House Furnishings has offered Amish-made solid-wood furniture from its showroom in Lancaster County’s Amish Country. Located in the former Lapps Coach Shop in Intercourse, the business showcases heirloom-style pieces handcrafted by Amish artisans, with customization available for many orders. Its collection ranges from indoor furnishings to outdoor pieces, all built around traditional woodworking and long-term use.RONKS, PA
Country Lane FurnitureFounded in 1989 as a one-room storefront in Annville, Pennsylvania, family-owned Country Lane Furniture now offers custom handcrafted solid-wood furniture made locally by Amish and Mennonite craftsmen. Its 61,000-square-foot showroom grew from those small beginnings while the business kept its focus on detailed construction, locally sourced hardwoods, and pieces designed to be passed down through generations. Country Lane also maintains records of customers’ furniture so matching pieces can be added years later.ANNVILLE, PA