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What is Amish Style Mission Furniture?

Amish Style Mission Furniture has a long history. Therefore making it one of the most popular furniture designs today. In fact, the style dates back to California and Southwest America where Catholic Missions began springing up. Furthermore, Franciscan missionaries from Spain began building the missions with adobe-walls. This simplistic building design inspired succeeding generations of artists.

Gustav Stickley, a furniture manufacturer and designer, became the first craftsmen to popularize the Spanish mission style. Above all Mission furniture posses a timeless appeal. Therefore making this particular style furniture as popular as ever today.

Rack ‘Em Up: The Classic Mission Pool Table

Great pool tables let people show off their skills while the table shows off its quality woodwork. And the Classic Mission Pool Table does both jobs perfectly. Granted, this pool table may not help pool lovers improve their game. But it certainly will rack up a visual treat as players and onlookers admire its superior-quality […]

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Blending Mission and Modern: The Solid Wood Empire Hutch

Amish furniture craftsmen are skilled at blending traditional and modern designs. And the Solid Wood Empire Hutch is a prime example. The first thing that meets the eye is the mullion arch in the three glass doors. And the designers echoed the arch theme in the buttress on each side of the open countertop. So

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Mission Meets Modern: The Custer Eight Door Hutch

Furniture lovers who like a modern take on the classic Mission design will love the Custer Eight Door Hutch. Also, upscale homeowners seeking a large, grand, solid hardwood hutch will want to consider this piece as well. So let’s delve into Mission Meets Modern: The Custer Eight Door Hutch. Mission Meets Modern: The Custer Eight

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