Dutchcrafters Amish Amazingness and Amish Apple Sponge Pudding

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By Kevin Williams

Amish furniture is immensely popular now and with good reason: the cheap stuff bought at the big box stores just doesn't hold up. I'm typing this post at a old dining room table that came with this house when we bought it. The house was built in the 1950s, so I am assuming the table is probably about that old also. And this table could withstand a hurricane. That's just how older stuff is. And that is why I like Amish furniture: it's solid, sturdy, and can be passed down for generations.

So the question then becomes: where to find such furniture?

Yes, you can visit Amish country and scour the backroads for some of those Mom & Pop (or usually "Pop and Son") furniture shops tucked away in a shed somewhere. Those are awesome and I know where some of those are. Few of us, however, have time go driving through the back-roads of Amish country for hours on end searching for that perfect furniture place. But there's another option:

These photos were taken by Milca Rivera, a digital marketing assistant with Dutchcrafters. These were two of her favorite booths. She had this to say about them: Our CEO has told me that he shouldn’t be surprised, but still gets taken aback sometimes by how business savvy some of the woodshop owners are. I experienced what he meant at the show. There were booths that outdid themselves with their displays. "

Dutchcrafters, You may have noticed their ad on this site. They source their furniture from some of the best Amish artisans and put them all under one roof.

I truly love the Dutchcrafters story and I think you will to, this article tells you how the company started from top to bottom.