West Virginia Amish Furniture Stores

Oak Hill Furniture in Triadelphia, West Virginia offers Amish-crafted solid hardwood chairs, dining sets, bedroom and living room furniture, outdoor sets, and custom-built work through an order-based model open Wednesday through Saturday in Marshall County on the Ohio River. The shop serves the northern West Virginia panhandle — a narrow market corridor between Wheeling and Pittsburgh — with access to Amish-quality furniture without a major city trip. Custom-build capabilities are central, and the four-day schedule reflects an owner-operated operation that values quality of service over retail volume.

Oak Tree Furniture in New Martinsville, West Virginia offers Amish-crafted solid hardwood chairs, dining sets, bedroom and living room pieces, office furniture, outdoor sets, and children's furniture through an order-based model open Monday through Saturday on the Ohio River in Wetzel County. The New Martinsville location serves the Mid-Ohio Valley's West Virginia side with an order-based model for buyers who want solid wood furniture without a trip to a larger city. The full indoor-outdoor category selection gives buyers options for furnishing both seasonal and year-round spaces.

Our Family Craft Shop in Morgantown, West Virginia offers the complete range of Amish-crafted solid hardwood furniture — chairs, dining sets, bedroom and living room pieces, office furniture, outdoor sets, and children's furniture — through an order-based model open Monday through Saturday without a showroom floor. Custom-built options and home accessories are available across all categories, and the Morgantown location serves the university city and surrounding Monongalia County market. The family name reflects the personal, community-rooted character of an operation that works directly with craftsmen on each order.

Village Heirlooms in Hurricane, West Virginia carries Amish-crafted solid hardwood dining room, bedroom and living room pieces, office furniture, outdoor sets, and children's furniture at a showroom open Tuesday through Saturday in Putnam County along the Kanawha River. Custom-built options and home accessories round out the selection, and the Hurricane location serves the Charleston metro's western suburbs with an alternative to the regional chain stores that dominate the local furniture market. The heirlooms name sets the expectation directly: this furniture is meant to be passed down.