The Hoosier Heritage Bedroom Collection brings a look of classic distinction, a sense of charm, and a commitment to dependability and long life to your bedroom. Notice its cathedral arch design in the mirrors and doors. Plus its turned posts and carved feet.
The items shown are only a sampling of the Hoosier Heritage Bedroom Collection. Because we offer a wide variety of beds, dressers, nightstands and chests. Plus armoires, wardrobes and chifferobes. Also, you can order the units as shown or unfinished. And we can customize them to your specs. So you’re sure to find the pieces that are just right for your needs and desires.
Skilled Amish cabinetmakers painstakingly handcraft each item in the Hoosier Heritage Bedroom Collection. And they use solid hardwoods like maple, elm, hickory, cherry and oak. So you can plan on the bedroom collection becoming a family heirloom.
We included numerous features to enhance your comfort, safety and ease of use. All drawers open full extension, for easy access to the entire drawer. The drawer boxes are made with 5/8-inch-thick solid hardwood with dovetail joints. So they’re very strong. Also, the wood at the top of each drawer is rounded off. This makes it gentle on hands and arms. What’s more, the doors are all soft-close. And you can request drawers with Blum under-mount slides. So closing the doors and drawers is as simple as giving them a gentle push. And some drawers come with hidden compartments. Also, some mirrors have concealed jewelry storage. Plus, the bottom of each piece is finished with 1/2-inch solid hardwood (except for the bed).
For a quote, click on the “Custom Options” link, and select the hardware, wood specie/finish as well as bed size. Then, complete the “Request Your Quote” field, where you can tell us your other custom ideas. Or tell us what other items you would like in your bedroom collection. And if you’re relatively close to Shipshewana, Indiana, visit our store to explore our wide assortment of quality, Amish-built, solid hardwood furniture for yourself.
