Hardwood Creations

Amish on Fourth in Hermann, Missouri is tucked into a historic Missouri River wine country town, bringing solid hardwood Amish furniture to one of the state's most distinctive small-city shopping destinations. The showroom is open Monday through Saturday and carries chairs, dining sets, bedroom and living room pieces, office furniture, and outdoor sets, along with home decor and accessories. Hermann's tourism draw and concentration of independent specialty shops makes Amish on Fourth a natural stop for visitors combining a wine country trip with a furniture purchase.

Colonial House in Carthage, Missouri carries Amish-crafted solid hardwood chairs, dining sets, bedroom and living room pieces, and fully custom-built furniture at a showroom open Monday through Saturday in this southwest Missouri town near Joplin. Home accessories and decor complement the furniture selection, and the Colonial House name reflects a focus on traditional styling consistent with the store's rural Missouri market. Carthage is a regional hub for the tri-state area where Missouri, Kansas, and Oklahoma meet, serving buyers from communities across the region.

Country Heritage Furniture in Jamesport, Missouri operates in one of the largest Amish communities west of the Mississippi, with a showroom open Monday through Saturday that carries solid hardwood chairs, dining sets, bedroom and living room pieces, office furniture, and outdoor sets. The Jamesport location means the furniture is genuinely local — built by craftsmen living and working in the same community, not sourced from distant workshops. Custom-built pieces and home accessories are available, and the rural Daviess County setting gives the store a character distinct from urban retail environments.

Furniture Marketplace in Fenton, Missouri offers Amish-crafted solid hardwood dining room, bedroom, living room, and office furniture through an order-based model open Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday, and Saturday — closed Wednesdays. Custom-built options are available, and the Fenton location in southwest St. Louis County serves buyers from the Missouri side of the metro who want Amish-quality furniture without a trip across town. The order-based model without a showroom floor keeps the operation focused on custom and catalog orders.

Medicine Creek Furniture in Centralia, Missouri carries Amish-crafted solid hardwood dining sets, bedroom and living room pieces, office furniture, and outdoor sets at a showroom open Monday through Saturday in Boone County's rural northern townships, not far from Columbia. Custom-built pieces are available for clients who need specific dimensions or wood configurations, and the location serves buyers from the mid-Missouri corridor between Columbia and Moberly. The name Medicine Creek evokes the region's heritage and the natural materials central to the store's furniture.