Posts Tagged ‘Amish Furniture Styles’
Monday, May 25th, 2009
With the passing of Memorial Day summer is officially here and so is the need to learn how to care for the solid wood patio furniture hand built by skilled Amish craftsmen. Most people assume that since it is outdoor furniture that its mere ruggedness means no cleaning or maintenance – or at best it [...]
Tags: Adirondack, Amish Furniture Styles, amish patio furniture, deck furniture, hickory, Lodge, Outdoor Furniture, patio furniture, solid wood patio furniture
Posted in Adirondack, DIY Projects, Furniture Tips, Hickory Furniture, Home Life, Lodge, Log Cabin Homes, Patio & Outdoor Life, Rustic Furniture | No Comments »
Monday, April 13th, 2009
You carefully selected your custom Amish pieces to make your house a home, but after a long winter indoors your carefully decorated, but not so fresh, home is in need of a family spring cleaning day. Alright, your family may not be thrilled to hear you have decided to host a family spring cleaning / [...]
Tags: Amish Dining Room Table, Amish Furniture Styles, ARESISTOVAR, family fun, furniture investment, household atmosphere, resistovar, Spring Cleaning
Posted in Bathrooms, Bedrooms, DIY Projects, Furniture Tips, Home Life, Pets and Furniture, Understanding Hardwood and Furniture Construction | No Comments »
Wednesday, March 18th, 2009
While we may collect things from sports cards to furniture simply for the enjoyment of the hunting and the gathering, most of us collect knowing that there is a chance if needs arose, we could sell that collection. Many a handcrafted Amish built bookcase holds the world’s most prized collectibles. It is a fact that [...]
Tags: Amish Furniture Styles, Art, Cedar Chest, Cedar Chests, Chests, colectibles, Hutch, hutches, Quilts, Storage, storage units
Posted in Accessories, Amish Quilts, Bookcases, Cedar Chests & Trunks, Clocks, Collectibles, DIY Projects, Home Life, Lamps & Lighting, Linens, Organization, Porcelain & China, Rugs & Carpets, Storage | No Comments »
Monday, March 16th, 2009
The country of Ireland has had many a visitor over the centuries – however, most of them were uninvited. For better or for worse, Ireland has been a country invaded and fought over for many lifetimes. Because of the burning and pillaging of many of the invaders of the Irish isle, very few pieces of [...]
Tags: Amish Furniture Styles, claymore, Desmond Fitz, England, George I, Georgian, Glin Castle, Ireland, Irish Georgian, James Peill, Mahogany, marquetry, medieval, Queen Anne, Scotland
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Friday, March 13th, 2009
Packing up your home and moving is never easy, especially if you are doing it on your own. After tossing away things you have accumulated and probably never used, gathering up various sizes of boxes at every grocer and liquor store in town for packing, boxing up everything you can live without a few days [...]
Tags: Amish Furniture Styles, heirloom furniture, moving, moving tips, SLIDE, Sliders
Posted in DIY Projects, Furniture Tips, Home Life, Storage | No Comments »
Tuesday, March 10th, 2009
The community we call “Pennsylvania Dutch” are actual descendants of German-speaking settlers. Since early settlers arrived in about 1683, the word “Dutch” became a corruption by English-speakers of the word “Deutsch,” which means “German”. The traditions and cuisine of these Pennsylvania Dutch has long held a fascination with outsiders. One of these fascinating traditions is [...]
Tags: Amish Furniture Styles, amish tradition, mennonite, moravian, seven sweets and seven sours
Posted in Holidays & Gift Ideas, Home Life, Organic, The Amish | No Comments »
Wednesday, February 25th, 2009
The rich warmth of a traditional handmade rug adds depth and personality to any room. Hooked, needlepoint, latch, knitted, crocheted, woven, painted canvas floorcloths, braided or twisted from torn strips of discarded fabric a handmade rug is a one of a kind treasure. How you care for your handmade rugs will make an extreme difference [...]
Tags: Amish Furniture Styles, braided rugs, carpets, crocheted rugs, Hooked rugs, knitted rugs, latch rugs, needlepoint rugs, painted canvas floorcloths, rugs, woven rugs
Posted in Accessories, DIY Projects, Home Life, Rugs & Carpets | 1 Comment »
Monday, December 8th, 2008
Like choosing the right wines your selection of a fine artisan solid wood wine rack was not made lightly. Your goal was to create a striking visual impact for your home or office environment by showcasing your wine collection and tools inside of a piece that itself is worthy of showcasing. You wanted to convey [...]
Tags: Amish Furniture Styles, Baron Philippe de Rothschild, Cubist, Dali, fine furniture, Jean Carlu, Jean Cocteau, Marc Chagall, Mouton, mouton rothschild, Pablo Picasso, philippe de rothschild, Salvador, salvador dali, wine bottle label, wine collection, wine racks
Posted in Decorating Ideas, Dining Room Furniture, Holidays & Gift Ideas, Home Life, Organization, Storage, Wine | 1 Comment »
Monday, October 27th, 2008
Modern furniture buyers are both savvy and sophisticated consumers. Like Mission, Shaker and Arts and Crafts the Modern furniture consumer is not just a buyer but an investor and a collector. Many of these knowledgeable furniture connoisseurs have found the Amish craftsmen of Northern Indiana have held true to the Modernist’s ideal that human beings [...]
Tags: Amish Furniture Styles, Contemporary Design, Contemporary Furniture, Ferdinand Kramer, furniture design, hans wegner, modern furniture, Modernism
Posted in Amish Furniture Styles, History of Furniture Making, Modern & Contemporary | 1 Comment »
Friday, September 26th, 2008
White oak and red oak are both used in the museum quality furniture created by the Amish. A very versatile hardwood, oak comes from the genus Quercus. The red oak is found in more abundance than its cousin white, and both have a natural beauty coupled with strength and durability. From medicines to leather tanning [...]
Tags: Amish Furniture Styles, amish oak, Arts and Crafts, furniture design, genus quercus, Mission, oak. red oak, quarter sawn oak, quercus robur, resistovar, white oak
Posted in Amish Furniture Styles, Furniture Tips, History of Furniture Making, Oak Furniture, Understanding Hardwood and Furniture Construction | 1 Comment »