If you know anything about the Amish people and their community, then you already know the kind of attention to detail they take when it comes to making their furniture. Every piece tells a story of one who spent hours of painstaking labor to make certain that every inch is crafted perfectly. Whether your piece of furniture is an end table, a dining room chair, or a shed in which to store garden tools, your Amish furniture has been made especially for you.

It was the 1920s when Amish furniture first gained its popularity. In the United States, American folk art was being brought to the forefront of the artistic community, and the Amish way of creating furniture, with a