Can I get two-tone furniture?
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by Chelsea J Marshall
1y ago
Perhaps the first thing you notice about a piece of furniture is its color. This is true even with wood furniture. Our customers always get to pick their favorite finish color for their new furniture – American hardwoods & over 30 stain colors available. But did you know that you can have almost anything finished in two colors? This is called “two-tone” and it’s one of many options available to personalize your new furniture. What can be two-tone? The most common way to two-tone furniture is to finish the top in a different color than the base. This is very popular with tables, dressers, n ..read more
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Why should I buy a Country View Furniture Sofa?
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by Chelsea J Marshall
1y ago
If you’re in the market for a new sofa, there’s a good chance you feel overwhelmed. There are nearly endless options available. Our store now offers Amish-crafted sofas from Country View Furniture of Indiana. These sofas are ideal for a customer who values quality over trends and is looking to invest in luxury at a fair price point. Why should you buy a Country View sofa? Solid Poplar Frames and Drop-In Coil Seat Springs Solid Poplar Frames A solid wood frame is the gold standard foundation for a durable sofa. Sofas made from kiln-dried or treated hardwood are very durable and can last for 20 ..read more
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Letters From Ohio – Winter 2023
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by Chelsea J Marshall
1y ago
A Note from David: Greetings. Christmas Season is past and we’re having typical Winter weather. On Dec. 23 it got very cold and windy. A lot of Amish people harvested 6” to 7” of ice off their ponds or shallow pools. This ice is stored in a special room and used to keep our food refrigerated during the Summer months. Christmas always brings a lot of joy but almost always sadness too. Our former employee, Ammon Yoder’s 9 year old, Lori, died on Jan. 1 from the flu. She was seemingly a healthy girl. Please keep them in your prayers. David's shop builds our popular Glenwood Dining Table Notes fr ..read more
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What Are the Pros and Cons of Cypress Porch Furniture?
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by Matthew Frank
1y ago
We are very excited to introduce outdoor furniture made from cypress wood. These items are comfortable, beautiful, strong, and reliable. We expect you to enjoy your cypress outdoor furniture for many years. What are the pros and cons of cypress wood for outdoor furniture? Cypress Adirondack Chairs in Tuscan (left) and Adobe (right) stains on display in our showroom in the Galleria at Pittsburgh Mills Cypress is an easy and forgiving wood to work with. Jay, the builder, commented on how tools interact easily with the wood. This creates less waste per project which means better prices. It is at ..read more
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Featured Polish Pottery for September 8, 2020
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by Chelsea Marshall
3y ago
Items Shown: Small Bowl with Curvy Edge - Flourishing Petals, $52 Butter Bell 4" - Green Deco - Unikat (U3) Pattern, $35 Paper Towel Holder - Bleeding Heart, $44 Heart Bowl with Hanging Loop 6" - Early Spring, $27 Teapot 1.75qt - Blue Poppy, $77 Bubble Mug 16oz - Bleeding Hearts, $29 Bubble Mug 16oz - Cherry Blossoms, $29 Heart Shaped Box 4" - Bleeding Heart, $34 Soup/Salad Bowl - Purple Paisley - Unikat (U2) Pattern, $38 Fluted Bowl 7.75" - Crimson Bell, $59 Items Shown: Small Box with Lid - Limeberry, $34 Nesting Bowl 9" - Blue Cosmo - Unikat (U4) Pattern, $128 Pedestal Bowl - Lucky Ladybu ..read more
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Featured Polish Pottery for August 31, 2020
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by Chelsea Marshall
3y ago
29 oz Dessert Set for 6 - Bleeding Hearts, $799 Items Shown: Salt & Pepper - Cherry Jubilee, $41 Vase 15" - Blue Poppy, $109 Utensil Crock - White Pansy, $42 Square Planter 6" - Green Deco - Unikat (U3) Pattern, $93 4" Candle Holder - Bleeding Hearts, $30 Bowl with Loop Handle - Garden Party, $36 Bowl with Loop Handle - Primrose, $36 Sugar Bowl - White Frost, $29 Oval Scalloped Platter - Cobblestone Garden, $98 Items Shown: Tea Bag & Cup Holder - Green Deco - Unikat (U3) Pattern, $22 Fluted Bowl 7.75" - Crimson Bell, $59 Cereal Bowl - Peacock, $35 Cereal Bowl - Bleeding Hearts, $32 ..read more
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How do the Amish finish furniture?
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by Chelsea Marshall
3y ago
One of the best things about our Amish-crafted furniture is the customer’s ability to customize the finish on any style they choose. Our starting point is typically the wood species preferred by the customer. American hardwoods like oak, maple, cherry, and walnut each have their own unique and distinctive grain patterns. After selecting a wood species, the next step is to select a stain color. Many people mistakenly believe that oak is always a light color, cherry is a rich dark red, and maple is dark brown. In fact, most types of hardwoods can be stained in a variety of colors from light to d ..read more
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Featured Polish Pottery for August 24, 2020
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by Chelsea Marshall
3y ago
Items Shown: Soup/Salad Bowl - Spring Meadow, $30 Cereal Bowl - Violet Delight - Unikat (U930) Pattern, $48 Bubble Mug 16oz - Cherry Blossoms, $29 Bubble Mug 16oz - Bleeding Hearts, $29 Wavy Planter 8" - Green Deco - Unikat (U3) Pattern, $110 Small Box with Lid - Limeberry, $34 6" Lady Candle Holder - Bleeding Hearts, $34 Garlic Keeper - Butterfly Garden - Unikat (U3) Pattern, $106 Pedestal Bowl - Cobblestone Garden, $33 Heart Shaped Platter 7" - Red Hibiscus, $42 Items Shown: Bowl with Loop Handle - Blue Dogwood, $36 Bowl with Loop Handle - Autumn, $36 Butter Dish 4" - Aster Wreath, $53 Cer ..read more
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Extendable Dining Tables: Problems & Solutions
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by Chelsea Marshall
3y ago
Extendable dining tables offer a homeowner the ultimate in flexibility: a small every-day dining room table for just the family with the capability to become bigger for parties and special occasions. Almost all of our built-to-order dining tables are available with or without leaves, and 75% of our customers choose extensions for their tables. One of the biggest problems with extendable dining tables is finding a place to store the leaves. Many people choose to store leaves in a nearby closet, but this usually means the leaves are stored on their ends, which may lead to the wood warping. This ..read more
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What if the Pittsburgh Mills Mall Closes?
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by Chelsea Marshall
3y ago
Let’s face facts – it doesn’t look great at the Pittsburgh Mills mall right now. After years of struggling to attract and retain stores, the mall had a high vacancy rate, and that was before it was forced to shut down for almost 12 weeks due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Furthermore, Levin Furniture closed this spring (pre-pandemic, in fact) and many customers with open orders lost their deposits. The same thing happened a few years ago when Roomful Express went out of business. These two factors make customers nervous about ordering furniture & placing deposits with us – and frankly, understa ..read more
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