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Modern Amish Furniture

Amish furniture doesn't mean dated. Our builders use timeless techniques to build the latest designs, making sure it's built to last. Using solid hardwood, sustainably harvested from north American forestry land, they adapt styles from today's best furniture designers into well-built pieces meant to be handed down to the next generation.

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What is Mid Century Modern (MCM) Furniture?

Mid Century Modern (MCM) furniture refers to the design style that emerged in the mid-20th century, roughly from the 1940s to 1970s. It is characterized by clean lines, organic curves, minimalistic forms, and the use of materials like wood, metal, glass, vinyl and leather.
Why is mid century furniture so expensive?

Mid century furniture can be expensive due to several factors, including the rarity and collectibility of original vintage pieces, the high-quality materials and craftsmanship used in their construction, and the enduring popularity and demand for the iconic designs.
What furniture goes with mid-century?

Mid-century furniture can be mixed and matched with other styles for an eclectic look. It pairs well with contemporary, industrial, and transitional pieces. Incorporate natural elements, bold accent colors, and graphic patterns to complement the mid-century aesthetic.
What furniture and furniture colors would look good in my new midcentury home?

In a midcentury home, consider furniture pieces in warm wood tones, such as solid wood, teak, walnut, or rosewood. Opt for iconic designs like the Express Ship Rigby Accent Chair, Elroy Buffet Table, or Enya Sofa. For colors, choose a neutral base with pops of bold hues like mustard yellow, olive green, or burnt orange to capture the midcentury vibe.