Online Amish Furniture Retailer Offers Exclusive Line of Living Room Furniture

ARCOLA, Ill. - Oct. 8, 2015 - PRLog -- Countryside Amish Furniture is the first Amish furniture retailer to offer a new line of custom upholstered sofas and recliners for purchase online.

“We were, even from a personal stand point, thrilled to find something in a high level of quality. And then for it to be Amish-built and for us to be able to offer it online is particularly exciting,” says founder and CEO, Mel Stutzman.

­Individuals can customize the leather or fabric used to upholster their custom living room furniture from Countryside. On particular products, Ultraleathers® and ­­­Brisa Fresco Ultrafabrics® can be selected as the upholstery option. Environmentally conscious, these products are created using toxic-free solutions and high quality polyurethane. Ultraleathers® and ­­­Brisa Fresco Ultrafabrics® are engineered with four layers for temperature regulation, durability, and ease of maintenance.

Products within this new line of upholstered Amish living room furniture can be purchased online by visiting https://www.countrysideamishfurniture.com. Using the ‘Create Your Piece’ menu, upholstery options, recliner options, and more can be selected before adding to the online shopping cart. If one is unsure about their upholstery selection, up to four fabric and leather samples can be requested at checkout.

According to Stutzman, this new line of upholstered furniture will be a hit with those looking to purchase Amish-made sofas and recliners online, “Any customer that is looking for a premium quality piece of furniture will be excited, not only because of the durability and the comfort but the eco-friendly aspect as well.”

Countryside Amish Furniture is your direct source for authentic, handcrafted Amish furniture. Working with experienced artisans, Countryside seeks to provide stylish, stunning pieces for home and business. For more than a decade, this organization has been the premier online Amish furniture resource located in Arcola, Illinois, the Gateway to Amish Country.