American Made Furniture from DutchCrafters

At DutchCrafters, American-made furniture isn’t just a trend—it’s our tradition. Since 2003, we’ve proudly offered master-crafted Amish furniture built in the heartland of America from regionally and sustainably sourced solid wood and recycled poly lumber.

In a time when some retailers turn to American-made options to avoid import tariffs, we want you to know—our commitment runs deeper. It’s not about economic outlooks or financial benefits. It’s about believing in quality that lasts a lifetime. It’s about long-standing relationships with our woodworkers and our customers. It’s about putting our name behind furniture that’s as enduring as the values it’s built on.

There are countless reasons to choose American-made Amish furniture from DutchCrafters:

• Unmatched craftsmanship: The quality of craftsmanship translates into furniture that is simply better built. It is more beautiful, more durable, and longer-lasting than furniture made in a factory.
• More sustainable manufacturing and delivery practices: When you buy American-made Amish furniture, you are making an ecologically friendly choice. Our solid wood furniture is made from regional lumber and sustainably managed forests. The Amish are frugal and good stewards, so very little waste is left – even the sawdust is put to good use. Because the furniture is often blanket-wrapped and travels by road rather than across the ocean, Amish furniture made in America leaves a smaller footprint in packing and shipping.
• The ability to customize each piece to fit your home: Our furniture is personalized just for you with your selection of options, including wood, finish, hardware, upholstery, size and more. With years of experience working closely with our Amish woodworkers, we can customize furniture even beyond the many options we already have available. We will help you bring your vision to life, whether you want a different size, added features or a piece based on your own drawings. That is not possible with important products.
• The satisfaction of supporting American small businesses, skilled artisans and their local economies: For us, these businesses are more than 150 furniture makers throughout Indiana, Ohio, and Pennsylvania. They are often family-run woodshops with 5 to15 employees. We’ve walked through their sawdust-filled workshops, shared meals, and been invited to family weddings. These furniture makers spend their money in their hometowns with American grocers, American doctors and American plumbers, multiplying its value back into the economy.

We’re here to connect you with heirloom-quality American-made Amish furniture that tells a story—yours—and we plan to do so for years to come.