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Schrock's Heritage Furniture in Millersburg, Ohio operates in the center of Holmes County's Amish Country with a showroom open Monday through Saturday, carrying Amish-crafted solid hardwood chairs, dining sets, bedroom and living room pieces, office furniture, outdoor sets, and children's furniture. The Schrock family name is one of the most common surnames in the Holmes County Amish community, reflecting a genuine connection to the craftsmen who build the furniture. Home accessories round out the selection, and the Millersburg location puts the store at the heart of the world's largest Amish settlement.

Buckhorn Builders is a family owned Amish business based just 5 miles south of Millersburg, Ohio, in the heart of Holmes County. Founded by Paul Troyer, the company started with a single 24'x12' solid log cabin and has grown into a premier modular home builder serving Ohio, Western Pennsylvania, and the Northern Panhandle of West Virginia. While their main focus is handcrafted modular log homes built right in their own manufacturing facility. Buckhorn Builders also offers a selection of quality outdoor furniture built to last. From Adirondack chairs and porch rockers to patio dining sets and garden benches, their pieces are crafted with the same attention to detail and solid construction that goes into every home they build. If you're looking for handmade outdoor furniture in Holmes County, Ohio, Buckhorn Builders combines Amish craftsmanship with small-town service, no middlemen, no mass production, just honest work built to stand the test of time.

Scenic Hills Furniture LLC in Sugarcreek, Ohio carries the full range of Amish crafted solid hardwood furniture, chairs, dining sets, bedroom and living room pieces, office furniture, outdoor sets, and children's furniture all shown at their showroom open Monday through Saturday in Holmes County Amish Country, within walking distance of some of the most productive woodworking shops in the world. Custom-built options and home accessories round out the selection, and the Sugarcreek location gives buyers the option to combine a furniture purchase with a tour of the surrounding Amish community.