Blending natural hardwood construction with traditional styles and a timeless appeal, rustic furniture has remained a popular furniture style for decades. Rustic furniture had its beginning in the early-20th century. As the popularity or Mission and wicker furniture grew (thanks to Wisconsin-born craftsman Gustav Stickley) and the economic climate of America grew tense, people sought practical, beautiful furniture that would boast great durability and versatility.
Rustic furniture soon emerged from its place as “cabin” or “lodge” pieces and furniture-enthusiasts saw the versatility of the rustic style as a bedroom, living room or dining furnishing.
Today, rustic furniture is still crafted the traditional way by skilled Amish artisans using old world construction methods. Visit your local Amish furniture market or retailer and see first-hand why rustic furniture is truly one-of-a-kind. From the natural wood knots and bark accents the the steam-bent construction to the timeless styles and durable construction, rustic furniture is a style for the ages.





