Amish Furniture – Maryland (11 Stores)

Maryland is home to a small but well-established Amish population. Furniture crafted by Amish woodworkers can be found in the state in close proximity to Baltimore, Annapolis, Columbia, Germantown, and other cities, as well as Washington DC.

Amish-made home decor can be purchased in numerous Maryland venues, including direct from Amish-owned furniture shops as well as via non-Amish dealers.  Amish wood products are known for their high quality (typically solid hardwood construction using oak, cherry, maple, walnut, and other woods), and diverse styles (Mission, Shaker, Queen Anne being among the most popular).

Plain artisans in the state specialize in crafting furniture pieces for every room of the house, including the bedroom, living room, kitchen (cabinets and other pieces), office, dining room, children’s room, as well as outdoor furniture. Read more about the Amish and woodworking in the state.

Pennsylvania Dutch quality woodcraft in the Old Line State

Yoder’s Furniture Shop (A)
9439 N Ryceville Road
Mechanicsville, MD 20659-4007
Amish-owned furniture shop producing dining room suites in the largest Maryland Amish settlement.

Lanco Handmade Furniture (A)
at Amish Country Farmer’s Market
101 Marlboro Avenue
Easton, MD 21601
(410) 763-8002
lancohandmadefurniture.com
amishcountryfarmersmarket.com/amish_lanco_furniture.html
Lancaster County furniture at the Amish Market in Easton, made by Amish and Mennonite furniture craftsmen. Tables, chairs, dining rooms, entertainment centers, more.

Dutch Country Living (formerly Backyard Collections) (A)
101 Marlboro Avenue
Easton, MD 21601
(410) 770-3372
mydutchcountryliving.com
amishcountryfarmersmarket.com/amish_sheds_furniture.html
Amish outdoor furniture, gazebos, sheds, swing sets from Lancaster County at the Easton Amish Market. Business includes a Country Primitive gift shop, with braided rugs, candles, and more. Owner Sam Stoltzfus of Intercourse, PA also operates construction company Stoltzfus Home Improvements, specializing in indoor and outdoor home renovations, including decks, basements, roofing, siding, and garages.

Oak Tree Furniture‎
Oak Tree Furniture
8895 McGaw Road Suite J
Columbia, MD 21045
(410) 997-4209
oaktreefurniture-maryland.com‎
Carrying Ohio-based Yutzy Woodworking/Urban Collection furniture.

Backyard Billy’s‎
202 Drummer Drive
Grasonville, MD 21638-1203
(410) 827-4500
backyardbillys.com‎
Outdoor Amish furniture and Amish-made gazebos.  Amish playhouses, wishing wells, pergolas, lighthouses.  Poly furniture-Adirondack chairs, picnic tables, rockers, swing sets, benches, more.  Poly furniture custom colors, including Baltimore Ravens team colors.  Picnic tables, countryside gliders, swings, wooden children’s swingsets.  Octagon, oval, rectangle gazebos, cabanas.

Creative Craft & Furniture Llc‎
5030 Brown Station Road
Upper Marlboro, MD 20772-9124
(301) 574-4501
amishcreativecraftsandfurniture.com
Amish furniture seller located in the Dutch Village Farmers Market.  Amish-made dining room pieces including tables, chairs, corner cabinets, hutches.  Bedroom suites, dressers, beds, mirrors, night stands. Living room furniture including entertainment centers, occasional tables, rockers, end tables.  Curios and a range of clocks including grandfather clocks, cuckoo clocks, mantel clocks, singing clocks.

Everything Amish‎
7700 Leonardtown Road
Hughesville, MD 20637-3010
(301) 932-4164
everythingamish.net‎
Cherry, maple, oak hardwood furniture plus gazebos and outdoor furniture.  Indoor Amish furniture includes dining room tables, chairs, corner hutches, curio cabinets, beds, nightstands, dressers, and more.  Outdoor furniture: Amish sheds, gazebos, King Swing playsets.

Pop’s Market‎
4093 Ocean Gateway
Trappe, MD 21673
(410) 476-3900
popsmarket.com‎
Amish-built sheds and gazebos. Indoor Amish furniture including end tables, curio cabinets, book cases, coffee tables, entertainment centers.

Legacy Furniture Prime Outlets‎
665 Prime Outlets Boulevard
Hagerstown, MD 21740-9559
(301) 582-4646
amishsolidfurniture.com‎
Hardwood Amish furniture–maple, hickory, oak, quartersawn oak, cherry varieties. Major categories of Amish furniture: dining room, office, living room, bedroom. Also sells Amish children’s furniture.

Amish Heirloom Furniture‎
23415 Three Notch Rd # 2038
California, MD 20619-4020
(240) 237-8228
amishheirloomfurniture.com‎
Featuring Amish made furniture from Ohio and Pennsylvania. Wide range of Amish furniture styles including Cottage, Harvest, Traditional, Windsor, Queen Anne, Shaker, Mission and Classic Mission, Hickory, New Bedford, Sheaf and Sleigh. Furniture for every room of the house, including the kitchen, children’s room, dining room, and family room. Amish-built cupboards, pie safes, hutches, bar stools and saddle stools, sofa tables, sofas, end tables, coffee tables, entertainment centers, more.

The Furniture Silo‎
6510 Church Hill Road
Chestertown, MD 21620-2387
(410) 778-0488
furnituresilo.com‎
Amish built dining rooms with solid hardwood construction: oak, cherry, maple, more.

Visit the Amish Furniture Guide main page for Amish furniture listings in neighboring states (Pennsylvania, Virginia) as well as a full directory of dealers nationwide.

Note to Maryland residents: Please be sure to check opening hours of any Amish furniture businesses listed in this guide before traveling long distances to visit them.  While we strive to keep this directory up-to-date, business locations and availability can change.  Not responsible for changes to information. 

Maryland Amish woodworking tradition

When it comes to the Amish, Maryland is often overlooked in favor of its northern neighbor, Pennsylvania, the state long most-associated with Plain people.  However, Maryland’s current Amish presence has existed since 1940, when a group of Amish moved from Lancaster County to settle in St. Mary’s County in southern Maryland off the Chesapeake Bay.  The St. Mary’s Amish community has since grown to over 1,500 people, among which can be found a number of woodworking businesses (read more on Maryland Amish).

Amish have found woodworking and other small businesses a practical alternative to farming, in the face of rising land prices (seen especially in East Coast states such as Pennsylvania, Maryland, and Delaware) and a rapidly growing Amish population. Woodworking and other home enterprises offer Amish the chance to maintain a stay-at-home lifestyle, in close proximity to family, while granting parents the ability to supervise children and provide opportunities to develop a work ethic while helping to operate the business.

Amish have responded to growing demand for their furniture by expanding furniture lines from traditional styles such as Mission, Queen Anne, Shaker, and Craftsman to more contemporary and daring designs. Rather than being stuck in the mold as Amish are sometimes incorrectly perceived, Amish wood craftsmen in Maryland and other states embody a spirit of innovation which leads them to create unique and compelling furniture designs.  Indeed, some Amish see creativity in design as key to staying ahead in the competitive furniture market, where they face pressures not only from fellow Amish woodworkers but English furniture businesses, including larger mass-produced furniture lines, as well as cheaper Asian furniture imports.

Key to the Amish advantage in furniture craftsmanship is the perception of their woodworking as being of high or higher quality than that of competitors – an impression often grounded in reality.  Amish furniture is commonly advertised as being made of solid hard wood construction, utilizing wood varieties such as ash, maple, black maple, cherry, poplar, oak, quarter-sawn oak, as well as pine and rustic styles such as hickory-style furniture (hickory rockers and end tables being among the popular pieces in this genre).

Where to buy Maryland Amish furniture? 

If you’re looking to buy Amish furniture in Maryland, you have a number of choices.  As a state with a significant Amish population, Marylanders have the option of purchasing direct from an Amish furniture manufacturer.  The most obvious choice for such an approach would be to visit the Amish community in St. Mary’s County (near the town of Mechanicsville), home to ten congregations of Amish. There are a number of Amish furniture producers in this settlement. There is also a local plain Mennonite community as well.

The other two Amish communities in Maryland – at Cecilton in eastern Maryland, and Oakland in the western end of the state – are much smaller and less likely to provide as great a range of Amish furniture options.  Depending on your location in the state, Maryland residents are also within reasonable drive of Amish settlements in Pennsylvania, the most obvious of which being the Lancaster County Amish community, home to dozens of Amish furniture producers, cabinet makers, and wood craftsmen.

Old Line State residents can also pay a visit to one of a number of Amish furniture showrooms across the state, within reach of Baltimore, Annapolis, and other Maryland cities, along with Washington D.C.  Non-Amish businesspeople often pair with Amish furniture makers to sell and distribute Amish-made furniture.  Through this system, Amish furniture has been made available in areas where no Amish live, and often many miles distant from the nearest Amish community.  A final option for Maryland residents is to order Amish furniture direct from an online Amish furniture seller.  Online Amish furniture businesses typically provide a range of shipping options, providing delivery to Maryland addresses as well as most US destinations.